McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

'WWA' Q., Ja 'Av 'ff , V a A. - ,if Q -J 1 ,U v r' 4 , if K X I f- Q Te. f k 4 , 1 1 sgggx- ,fx THE MEMENTO ofl953 Published by The Students of McComb High School, McComb, Ohio McCOMB LOCAL SCHOOL Third Row' Ronaltl George. jim Campbell. Bill Morrison. Richard Hitler, Uaryl Ewing. St-conrl How- Joanne Bumly. l,ois Martens. Sharon Wilkinsann. Mary Donaldson, Nancy Rosen- ht-rger, Connie Basingt-r. Fretl Metz. First Now Dolores Hartlen. Janice liherly. Tom Loy, Roh Beam, Betty Borgelt. Martha Sparrowe-. ANNUAL STAFF lftlilor , .,.,,,,,,,,,, . Assistant lfflitot' Snapshot lfelitor ,, ,,,, Assistant Snapshot liclitor Assistant Snapshot liditot' Assistant Snapshot lftlitor Advertising Manager ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,. Assistant Advertising Manager .t,, .. Business Vlanager ,, ,,,, ,,,,,,t,,,,,, , M Uri-ttlatton Manager ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Assistant Cirrulation Manager ,,,, bports ltfhtor , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Assistant Sports lfrlitor Typist ,,,,, ,,.tt,.,,,,,,,,,,A, Typist ,,,,, Typist lyptst ,, ,V.V,, Calendar lfclitor 41 Tom Loy Roh Beam Jim Campbell Daryl Ewing Lois Martens Richard Ritter Janice Eherly Nancy Rosenherger Connie Basinger Betty Borgelt Bill Morrison Ronnie George Frefl Metz Sharon Vvilkinson Delores Harden Joanne Bundy .. Martha Sparrowe Mary Donaldson ADMINI TRATION McComb School ' ' V' e.e.pe-riunpfdenf. to McComb Schools E H3 WEEE 3 SCUIQ9 Q ilignltxugoiizb scniiioxllig is pg5,53ggg:g2f?,,ggmf 'X' ,fs can 'CII Next Monday if School 'rn x sg Q flglielsl 3 45 ' Sf? cptember 8 int. been n A 9 sm as 69+ M0018 that Q o 4 ' 'wcomb slliwl will open at 9100 --M Q- Mfr- L COPY RGWIPI- R Q02-15' . on Monday September S and hghilng m W? flwfg when 25 lwvcent L 9 V - 99 Que fur only a half day session. 5 lj! 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Florencc amen m eo 'vw Q-Af Kwon W 0282 TL W' LW ,ee gow xv 'give' QVQ3, fgfa JY -by sc who live: Work At McComb H620 N3 2-'li f,w'f2-Qoivgwox at Q0-:ikff-ilrllgn.sol1ifri1mf.rf,fo0f.y in rinalai Q vm' er Q ye- .35 Q: 21-an rfpiik- -' De 1 gh' - SCIIDOI On MCC? PACUE-0.oo?x0q, is W2 tzlglgggrzi mg In anezd-septemhh Jovi KS yem Interior rndocnrlting at Mr and lh mb Sch ry Am' X' .-5 X Hgh. WHA, -lan 1. xgffidgs . 1c'g-A Tw' ,Icons thi. School. including painting o sings famfgzi Facwttml-'li ' 'tf yflxfssf ltghfxeat S, fwenzffgas one ,Omg rooms, the hlllwnys and : an ffteria 0 and par eqJUyLd'71c'lnholH.ff' 5.9 pu fazgest 9 High Q' theljegg. 1 Findlay mm. ifrttinlgtrflp-Tundr cuff' ftiatulfl Mnnd ti- fn Us .Q zur.-W r-lost, Soils, Tilfrzde iw Schoopcher here am ' 'i . 2:-,,, x. '1Z 5, tv J'- eps. f? 5'0h.,, ,f,d'18a,-ffmlnqf If' Iiiuf 'he 5 X, Liberty schou f Ihr, '1'eq,,, 'ling .7-f 911 W Q Wm, 'fir '31 WA . , men c mei , r 531: . i 'er - u ,W V' C. R , D' wt .,,3Q. xv, Slap, UDQS ,fs aifourtrighi wil J.. ml CIen,,,i'xPl ffm' C' Q1'orQ5,5K't Qc' arid Wednffmrl. ,grade room am To Leayg .t P 'I blhalfd .1 Q34 6 ol xszel '1'nmi-Fdfir no taught pw' 5 WT? pl-Q, Ny? 5,0Q0'QQasl year he will have some Ruben Clipper, history and ,ded h P xogyg Qteezgw, gras? andksomef fourth zragi French teacher in Mr.-Comb School, p ffiwf Q90 mf , le Ofwf 'fmflh gm ' 3., ,. . will join the staff of the Glenwood Junior High School in Findlay on Monday morning next week. The resigning of Mr. Kenney fr the post oi superintendent n' V toiy teacher at t' Y 5,59 We ,rt is Helen Ewmg who l. 'A5q,g,9o'o90 c'Gq5'lxool principal. i 'Vi eflixeqii 6,,90'1 Mcllonald and Kelli fffqgacw at Q1 have the with and mu 453' 1:9 ey are listed thus be 6 Yplfxocy- till teach certain class ,ze 4' .ips in Findlay created apr M -. 1 ,' 6 we ' nes, a new teacher wil Rfchwxh wh ' E ! 0 ,ffmcationnl agricultlxre. ' . ,,- 0 inllxam Burt music. ' C 1 '-'W'--'--' iw' teacher who taught a S ' ownshlp last year and wil N Yxzorders Bening Taken English here this year is Don r de' 4 For School Annuals wi. , Q 1 yo 95' Ordern are nnw be nz taken fain 'IM' 'DM N 'k 'nu , o M pic Ihilklgss Mcbomb Anliilal fir year-E Bogrd i ' P ' -nib lt. Ii f ld Ink! S' V144 ' At. i i K t' Ae. ':f'09..e2 .-,-. .NP iuo?he.sivv1ny:,:trr?::1 ,. ,f.,f,ffff l..1.l.ffif Elects Officers f SUPERINTENDENT MR. W. M. PEES BOARD OF GILBERT ALTSTAETTER HOWARD PENETON V. I. GEORGE 6 PRINCIPAL MR I H IVIARIINS EDUCATION PAUL BHICKMAN LEE EWING MR. W. M. PEES Superintendent Ohio Northern B. S. in Ed. Bowling Green University M. S. Physics, Commercial Arithmetic McComb '4-l-'4-5, '46-'53 MISS ELEANOR PAINTER Manchester College A. B. Biological Science Physical Education McComb '48-'53 MR. ROBERT MeVEY Bowling Green University B. S. Mathematics, Mechanical Draw- ing. Asst. Coach McComb '41-'42, '45-'53 MBS. ELEANOR STRATTON Miami University B. S. Home Economics McComb '51-'53 MRS. LUCIA WELLY Bluffton College A. B. Ohio University University of Michigan McComb '53 8 MR. CARL H. MARTENS Principal Bowling Green University B. S. Commercial McComb '4-6-'53 MR. J. B. FINLEY Ashland College B. S. Ohio State University Chemistry, Mathematics, Coach McComb '45-'53 MISS DONNA SLOANI Defiance College, Defiance, Ohio B. S. Education McComb '52-'53 MR. WILLIAM BURT Bowling Green University B. S. Music McComb '51-'53 MR. CLAIR JONES Ohio State University B. S. Agri- culture McComb '52-'53 MR. KEITH MOYER Bluffton College' B. S. Science Ohio Northern University Elementary Ed. Fifth and Sixth Grades Mcfiomh '5I-'53 M ISS H ELICN EWI NC MISS KATHRYN MCDONALD Bowling Green University B. S. in Ed. Fifth and Sixth Grades McComb '38-'41, '42-'53 MRS. MILDRED JONES Findlay College- A. B. Bowling Findlay College. Bowling Green Green University. Miami Uni- University B. S. in Ed. versity Fourth Grade McComb '21-'53 MISS BLANCHE COURTRIGHT Findlay College A. B. Third Grade Mcflomll '20-'53 MRS. FLORENCE LOY Bowling Green University. Miami University First Grade McComb '22-'28, '48-'53 MRS. PATRICIA PRICE Bowling Green University. Find- lay College First Grade- Mcflomh '52-'53 Second Grade McComb '23-'28, '42-'53 MRS. FLORENCE SMITH Bowling Green University, Miami University Kindergarten McComb '20-'27, '48-'53 MRS. OPAL MOORHEAD Bowling Green University, Ypsi- lanti. Colorado University Second Grade McComb '52-'53 MRS. HAZIZL THOM PSON Ohio liniversit . Athens. Ohio, Y Findlay College Third and Fourth Grades Macomb '52-'53 9 Compliments of Pelton's Iewelry, Deshler, Ohio 10 FRONT PAGE Senior Play wg, Xiixitisexgitop, tv- R e...... I. vi bo? . V night the Seniors held a Characters Ce KQEECCOWS We Qeffoa ccessful- class party at the M3219 Tsggaffo 'YE Dt 050341 1 xgeefs ' The party started at 7:30 m . h , . . . ASS'-E'::i to be -633893456 56 . get danced. sf S300 ,0'C10Ck M198 wo, gong lrxcsrds, Mr. Pam Wes: Audltoflulflf Mr. G903e6ogSe 'beg Nr for square dang. Campbell: MIS. Mars C2605 giflanyigfxiie' S ifpeghfnentg We had erly: Mary, their 20'Y 90135 9996961 X xnch, potato chips and ter, Sharon Wilkinson: gairaoe '5x1OQ'oe?g,6. ' es. We are sure that lfiiiigoiiedlllflniigfg foals- 2205231 'goof midafd ,fm r ' 0 X orwa a - Joe Lanconi, Mays firms 312323 9221x1669 water this ygar. V Georgeg Luigi nconi, r ' Ace ag X Wednesda f , , , -5 . -rx y o er, Tom Loyg Martha, Luna 3939 ee- A h e t 8 parted wife, Connie Basinge OOXQQXP1 ma 046 J givezyxgf 1 asgaiiovsf r ifer, rounder uppper of lost 'Yo 66 We g5Q5tt Adm, W ,t foo-than Gerald Burrisg Miss Akers, Mr. V afgba Xxyei of he 'Van Bur. locks secretary, Betty Borg 9 -A se . ' To Ta y 'be play. George Plow. attorney, Fred MX So Sent0f5 Satafda wmtgir high Mrs. Schmaltz, Kay fb' 'V Tests at gg-gQ9'55are'3 joe Con. Brown. Paul Devi ' v Useq SU-'te CMG ,ozifsujichard Ritter, Gerald ard Ritter' ' ', XBXQ' To B V feygnem-ns, Jack sneidler, Ronald Mrs To OY3' S George. Tom Loy, Leonard Ziesslerh Jia,-Vg Lo-3,3 so tiftand Alvin Shoop. Ronald Court- 11 ' . Qing? 50,5165 0eu,f',o5', Eg Sgf .f512fE5c'i2Yi'f ?rSh2nfn2r'29'c'5E1fft5 tiijll. to on Rouie bangs safgblzana, Diane Mapes and Martha Spar- ! ggi ly . M C I. rowe who are Seniors- and Thia: ,wg 'Njaglfy fgiomb, owfZ7S'w.Boot?- vho is a Sophomore. Gooc ,M ' ' 1, ' 1 . M fs 921 S. I,,dD5.exnber 7th the Sanffjrhleffn ulfopf-v .W ,ge . wnx present their play Rest Assur?hf' QKIXQT' Q, od: ight Mccomb defeated Pr wi' to 0 Congratulatxone eds 'X ' Q ee -9? or . Tuesday the seniors wif' 606359 if excess 1 8 '90 Ygeek We P Arhng' their picture taken. ' 06,6535 fa case 0 gem?-X969 1 3 Wm gamf On Friday there Q19 '03 9c0cee5ga'3' eo we 0,4 . g , , ers meeting in ,696 X Q0 eg. A QQ. X05 ttee Cfinslst-Ing ol that means no schoofoae K0 S075 'fm ee xg, QPU Now' Tamlwenw JW CDH' Seniors will have ahat 9' rN555'?-ws QQ? 900 A Eber1y Lois Spit' -V5-S 'YX ei XX9 . Dald high school on October zvgevi iggxewgs Pi,:0eY'd rig frggn wszahmgizeiig game. YX g44-mBx?o4.ga'xaA'5k'A nknenm ff: L.-. .-40-.. 1-4-.. n.:.. 11 CONNIE BASINGER Y-Teen's 3-43 Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Cirl's Glee 1-2-3-43 Mes- siah 23 Junior PlayQ Senior Play3 National Honor Society 3-43 Annual Staff 43 Marching Band 1-2-3-43 Concert Band 1-2-3-4. DORIS BRYAN G. A. A. 2-3-43 Y-Teenls 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 233 Girl's Glee 1-2-3 43 Messiah 23 Junior Playg Senior Play3 National Honor So- ciety 3 43 Marching Band 1-2 3-43 Concert Band 1-2 3-43 Class His- torian. JOANNE BUNDY F. H. A. 43 G. A. A. 1-2-3-43 Y- Teen's 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 2-33 Cirl's Glee 1-2-3-43 Messiah 2g Junior Play3 Senior Play Prompt- er3 Annual Staff 4. LEROY BUTLER F. F. A. 1-2-3-4. BETTY BORGELT Valediclorian F. H. A. 1-2-3-43 G. A. A. 1-2- 3-43 Y-Teen's 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Girl's C-lee 1-2- 3-43 Messiah 23 Senior Play3 Junior Play Prompter3 Bi-County F. H. A. Club President 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3-43 Annual Staff 3-43 Marching Band 1-2- 3-43 Concert Band 1-2-3-4. WAY DA BUCKNIASTER F. H. A. 2-3-43 G. A. A. 1-2-3-43 Y-Teen's 2-3-43 Girl's Clee 2g Messiah 2. GERALD BURRIS Football 3-43 Basketball 1-2-33 F. F. A. 1-2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-43 Boy's Glee 1-2-33 Mes- siah 23 Senior Play3 F. F. A. Sec. Treas. 43 Band Manager 1-2. JIM CAMPBELL Basketball 1-23 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-43 Boy's Glee 1-2-33 Mes- siah 23 .lunior Playg Senior PlayQ Class Reporter 13 An- nual Staff 3-43 Marching 1-2-33 Concert Band Manager 1-2-3. JOE COLLINGWOOD Football 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1-2- 3-43 F. F. A. 1-2-3-43 Junior Playg Class President 43 Class Sec. Treas. 33 Student Council 33 Student Council President 4. RONALD C0lIR'I'RIGH'I' Iiaskt-tlnall I-2-3-43 F. F. A. I-2- I4, ,lunior Play3 Se-nior PIay3 ' -s'1I1-nt 43 Club Re-- Llulr Ira I porlvr 3: Ifuolliall lVIanage-r 4. IVIARY DONALDSIW F. II. A. 43 I.. A. A. I-Z-.I-43 X- 's '-3-43 .Iixm-ml Chorus lun Z N Q 1 Pi I '-Q-Q IPS' 234 llrl Ili: IZI4 NI iuh I: .lunior Play: 5 I1i0f Play: Class Pr1'sitIi'ttt 23 Class iw. 'I'r1-as. 33 Y-'I'a-I-n St-rx 'I'rc-as. ' - Io 2-33 National I3 Slumlanl I until I3 Class Illstorlan I-2-.3-4. 4. DORIS FOGI.I'I I- ,- . , ..---,1. . . . IIIAZI4-I AAI24 Y'I'un' 4 Cirl' flu 2 'NI --sg, s.-' 3I:'s- iah 2. SHIRI.I'II'I CUDDARD I-'. II. A. 33 Softball I-23 4-II -2-ll-4. llonor Socim-ty 3-43 Annual Staff PAUL DAVIS Football I-21 Basketball 1-23 Mixwl Chorus I3 Boy's CIW I3 S1-nior Play. JAN ICF EBERLY F. II. A. 2-3-43 G. A. A. I-2-3-43 Y-Tw-n's 2-3 4-3 Mixe-d Chorus 2-3-43 Girls Ulm- I-2-3-43 Mes- siah I: Sf-nior Play3 Class Rs-- portvr 43 Y-Tn-on Cabinet 3-43 Stutlf-nt Counril 33 National Ilonor Soni:-ty 3-43 Annual Staff 3 4. RUN ALD GEORGE Football 2-43 Baskvtlnall I-43 IVIix1-fl Chorus 1-2-44 Boys Clw- I-23 Se-nior Playg Class Vice Pri-s. 23 Librarian I3 Annual Staff 43 Marclning Rand I-23 Conv:-rt Banil I. DOLORES HARDI-IN G. A. A. 3-43 Y-Tc-en's 3-43 Mix- ml Chorus 2-43 CirI's Glee 1-2- 3-43 Me-ssiah 23 Junior Play: Librarian I3 National Honor So- vif-ty 3-43 Annual Staff 4. KAY DONNA HARDFN I'. II. A. I-Z-.I-43 Nlixml Chorus 2-.53 trlfli CIM- I-2-3-43 Mvs- siah I3 Se-nior Play 43 Librarian 23 Niarr-lung Ilantl I-2-3-43 Con- f-:-rl Ilunvl I-2-3-4 .13 TOM LOY Football 2-3-42 Basketball 1-23 Mixed Chorus I-2-3-43 Boy's Glee 1-2-3-43 Messiah 2g Junior Play3 Senior Playg Cl. President 13 Cl. V. President 43 Student Council lg Student Council Vice President 43 National Honor Soc. 3-43 County Nat'l Honor Soc. Officer 43 Annual Staff 3-43 Marching Band lg Concert Band I-2-3-43 All-Ohio Boys Band 1-2. PAT MARTIN G. A. A. 1-2-3-43 Y-Teen's 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 33 Girl's Glee 1-23 Senior Play Prompter. GENE REHUS Football 1-2-32 Basketball 1-23 F. F. A. I-2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 1-23 Boy's Glee 1. CONN IE SALDANA F. H. A. 2-3-43 G. A. A. 1-2-3-43 Y-Teen's 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Cirl's Glee l-2-3-43 An- nual Staff 43 Cheerleader 2-3-43 G. A. A. V. President 43 F. H. A. V. President. DIANE MAPES F H. A. 1-2-3-43 G. A. A. I-2-3-43 Y-Teen's 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 23 Cirl's Clee 1-2-33 Junior Playg Class Reporter 23 Cheerleader I-2-3-4. FRED METZ ' Salutatorian Mixed Chorus I-2-3-43 Boy's Glee 1-2-3-43 .Iunior Playg Senior Play3 Class V. President 23 Cl. Sec. Treas. 1-43 Student Council 1-2-43 National Honor Society 3-4-3 Annual Staff 43 Marching Band I-2-3-43 Concert Band I-2- 3-43 All-Ohio Boys Band 1-2-3-4. RICHARD RITTER Football 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1-2- 3-43 F. F. A. 1-2-3-43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Annual Staff 43 Concert Band 1-2. .IIIVI SHANK Basketball lg Mixed Chorus 1. JACK SHEIDLER Football 3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 3-43 Boy's Clee 3g .lunior Playg Class President l'2Q Cl. Sec. Treas. 33 Student Coun- cil 1-23 Annual Staff 33 March- ing Band I-2. 14 ALVIN SHOOP MARTHA SPARROWE I-'omlmll 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1-2- G- A- A- 1-2-3: Y-Teen 2-3-44 343 F, F, A, l.2.3.4., Mixed Chorus 23 Girl's Chorus 1-2-33 Class Vice President 33 Y-Teen President 4g Student Council 33 Annual Staff 43 Cheerleader 2-3-4. LOIS SPITLER JANET STERLING F. ll. A. I3 G. A. A. 1-2-3-43 G. F. H. A. 2-3-4-3 G. A. A. 1-2-3-43 A. A. Reporter 3g C. A. A. Pres- Y-Teen 2-3-43 Girl's Glee 2: iflent 43 Y-Turn 2-3-43 Mixed Messiah 23 Senior Play. Chorus 23 Girl's Clue l-2-33 .lunior Play: Class Reporter 3. GERALDINE THOMAS SHARON WILKINSON F. H. A. 2-s-4- G. A. A. 1-23-43 F- H- A- 1: G- A- A. 1-2-3-4: G- y,T,.,.n 2,3,4: gg,-ps Ch... 1.2. A. A. Sf-cr:-tary-Treasure-r 43 Y- 3-43 Messiah 23 Marching Band Tfffff 2-53-43 MlXf'll Chorus 4-3 1-: Swim- play pmmpter. Girls Glee 1-2-43 Messiah 23 .lunior Playg Senior Playg Y- Teen Reporter 43 Y-Teen His- torian 33 Annual Staff 4g Class Historian 3. JACK Zll'lSSLlfR LEONARD ZIESSLER Football 2-33 Mixed Chorus l-23 Football 2-3-43 F. F. A. 3-41 Boy':-a Cleve l-23 Junior Play. Mixed Chorus l-2-3-43 Boy's Clee l-2. 15 Aw. Bc-lty. 'l'l11'r-1--lm-gg:-rl Alvin. All svl. fllbllllifd. fn Studiuus Juv. V- Wr- hate' tu gn in. Ark- they bothering yibll, lfnnniv. l1k'l'i1l4l.' mm girl. f ls thx- sun hut. Mary. Movie Stars. Arn-n'l you squash:-cl Tumrny. - XXYIIHIUIII' PImlug1'aplw1'. Dm-s yuur l'lll'l'l'i itvh. - Futurt' Hnusvwivw. 16 an rf. F IO' ww. f 'w. 'lvl' it an Qty 'llnn on llu- lmllom again. Hr-mly In play llmlluxll buy!! - HQ-Ivn if pu-ing. Hl'lIHZIlll'I4 girl. Trying In pus girl!! .lnllnnyy llon'l xmilw- lun Iuml Luis. I,llll.I val yuux' pupsiclf- Nu fusl. Larry l.:-uw Slillll' for tllr rm-sl. Nlillion mlollur smilv. l our Suplmxnurf-s. Who urs' Iln-5? Tlmix um! llvr l'lliIL!I'l'Il. D011-I try In vllukv Ihr-ln. Danny. llamlsmm- Ilwain. Imuking for wa sh:-ll-. girl!! Smilm-. Nzunui. Compliments cf Hall Hardware 17 if CLASS HISTORY 1949-1950 Hi, everybody! Although this was only our freshman year in high school, we felt as though we already Hbelongedf, Thirty-six Freshmen returned to M. H. S. that fall to become an active part of the upper four. We were glad to have Raymond Crawfis as a new member of our class, but we were sorry to lose Rila Chamberlin, who moved away during the summer. We elected the following officers to lead us through the year: president, Tom Loy, vice president, Ronald George, secretary-treasurer, Freddie Metz, reporter, Jim Campbell, and historian, Doris Bryan. We chose Miss Frail as our class advisor. Blue and silver were selected as our class colors with the pink carnation as our class flower. As our motto we chose We'll Find A Way Or Make Onef, Our class held a Halloween party at the home of Lois Spitler. At the party we enjoyed a weiner roast and the Hall of Horrorsf, ln the spring we had another class party which was fun for all. 1950-1951 In September 1950, 34 boys and girls returned to school as Sophomores. We had come through our fresh- man year with flying colors and were well established as members of McComb High School. To guide us through our sophomore year we elected the following officers: president, Mary Donaldson, vice president, Fred Metz, secretary-treasurer, Joe Collingwood, historian, Durlene Kurtz, and reporter, Diane Mapes. We chose Mr. McVey as our class advisor. We had two class parties, both of which were held in the club room at the school house. A good time was had by all!!! All of us were proud of our class because we were well represented in school activities, especially music and sports. One important event in this, our second year of high school life, was the choosing of our class rings, which, of course, we think are the prettiest yetl We were sorry to lose Pat Martin, who moved to Rawson. But in February we welcomed Ray Lloyd into our class. 1951-1952 This year opened in September with our shiny new class rings waiting for us. The first day of school found us with 34 members in the Junior class. We were glad to receive Pat Martin, Shirlee Goddard, and Paul Davis, but regretted to lose Durlene Kurtz in January. Our elected officers were as follows: president, Durlene Kurtz, vice-president, Martha Sparroweg secretary- treasurer, Mary Donaldson, historian, Sharon Wilkinson, and reporter, Lois Spitler. We presented a comedy entitled uQuiet, Everybodyn on April 25. Although we didn't believe it would be, it was very successful. And we hoped everyone enjoyed seeing it as much as we enjoyed presenting it. Since we were badly in need of some capital, we sold popcorn at the basketball games, saved tax stamps. and held a bake sale during the year. May was a busy month for us as we served as ushers at Baccalaureate and at Commencement formed a Guard of Honor for the Seniors. To make the year complete and perfect, we entertained the Seniors with a banquet on May 24, using an Hawaiian theme. Our chapter of history was now very near an end. However, we looked forward to our Senior year with much anticipation for it held in store for us many activities. 1952-1953 We began our final year at M. H. S. with an enrollment of 35. We were very sorry to lose Dick Self and Ray Lloyd, but glad to welcome Jack Shiedler. To see us through this year we elected Joe Collingwood as our president. Other officers were: vice presi- dent, Tom Loy, secretary-treasurer, Fred Metzg historian, Mary Donaldson, and reporter, Janice Eberly. We chose Mr. Clapper as our advisor. We were very sorry to see him leave us early in November. Mrs. Welly then became our advisor. On October 7, we went to Greens in Findlay to have our pictures taken. We held a very successful class party in the club room at school. Everyone enjoyed square and round dancing and playing cards. We had wonderful food to eat and lots of it. We planned another party later on in the year. On November 7, we presented our play, uRest Assured,', under the able direction of Mr. Clapper. We were honored by the Junior class on May 23, when they entertained us with a banquet. The last events for us were Baccalaureate on May 24 and Commencement on May 25. We hope that we have left a good impression on McComb High School and that we have set an example for other students to follow. And now as we stand on the threshold of life, we are filled with a determination to umake good! 18 CLASS WILL p We, the Senior Class of McComb High School, county of Hancock, State of Ohio, in the year ot our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-three, being of weak mind, weak body, and totally incapable of concentration in accordance with the laws of M. H. S. do hereby make this our last will and testament. To the Junior Class we leave our ability to co-operate in everything we do to the fullest extent, our ability to talk teachers out of tests, and to skip study halls without getting caught. To the Sophomore Class we leave our noontime etiquette in the halls, knowing that they will keep up the good standard that we have set. To the Freshman Class we leave our sympathy and regret that they will have to struggle along somehow without the advice, direction, and help of a truly remarkable group of Seniors of 1953. To the Faculty we leave the fond memories of our class, of the jokes we pulled, and the scrapes we talked our way out of. I, Connie Basinger, hereby will my perfect attendance record to Dwain Augsburger, as I feel sure that he can use it. . I, Betty Borgelt, hereby will my ability to blush at the wrong time to Jackie Pingle providing Jackie doesn't overwork it too much. I, Doris Bryan, hereby will my sewing ability to Marilyn Fundum so she can get straight Ais in Home Ec. I, Wanda Buckmaster, hereby will my small stature to Roberta Wisterman so Roberta wonit have to look down on her fellow classmates. I, Joanne Bundy, hereby will my pet phrase I HATE BOYS', to Janice Swartz providing that Janice makes as much use of it as I did. I, Gerald Burris, hereby will the right hand side of the front seat of my car to anyone who feels that it is safe to ride with me. I, Leroy Butler, hereby will my thriftiness to Gene Routson if Gene promises not to spend more than 401: for his lunch. I, James Campbell, hereby will my false teeth to John Washburn so hc will have a complete set. Remem- ber, John, no hard candy! I, Joe Collingwood, hereby will my habit of wearing overalls when the rest of the boys wear dress pants to Bob Pickens. I, Ronald Courtright, hereby will my knowledge of agriculture to Bill Clevenger so he will be able to exercise his green thumb. I, Paul Davis, hereby will my quiet ways and pleasant disposition to Melvin Peterman if Melvin promises not to turn into too much of a perfect gentleman. I, Mary Donaldson, hereby will my ability to go to the library and not get kicked out to Bill Morrison if he will promise to be as careful as I was. I, Janice Eberly, hereby will my ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time and in front of the wrong people to Joy Shank if Joy promises to be as good at it as I was. I, Doris Fogle, hereby will my ability to keep candy in my locker and have it taken to Joan Harper, pro- viding Joan can keep her locker well supplied. I, Ronald George, hereby will my Chrysler to Dwane Lambert so he can get Carol Sue home by the deadline. I, Shirlee Goddard, hereby will my ability to be seen and not heard to Marcella Ewing. I, Kay Donna Harden, hereby will my ability to crochet and knit to Helen Allen so she will have something to do in her spare time while Chuck is in college. I, Dolores Harden, hereby will my ability to play the piano with my feet to Norma Like so she and Shirlee can make sweet music together. 19 I, Tom Loy, hereby will my ability to loaf and still get good grades to Julia Nigh so she can spend more time with Bill. I, Diane Mapes, hereby will my love for square dancing to Lois Carol Montague knowing how much she likes it. I, Pat Martin, hereby will my habit of listening in on the telephone calls to Thais Booth providing she cloesnit call up Jack too much. I, Fred Metz, hereby will my uncalled for remarks to Emmalue Bunnell providing she doesn,t overuse them in class. I, Gene Rehus, hereby will my watermelon patch to all the fellows so they won't have to work so hard to get them. I, Richard Ritter, hereby will my ability to chase the girls and still act bashful to Jim Sheidler, if Jim promises to get a new Ford and keep up my good work. I, Connie Saldana, hereby will my ability not to miss a game to Markie Deerwester if he is elected cheer- leader. . I, Jim Shank, hereby will my nickname TadpoIe', to Dick Pickens if he promises not to grow any more. I, Jack Sheidler, hereby will my ability to tell tall tales to Bud DeWeese so he wonit get in so much trouble with Florence. I, Alvin Shoop, hereby will my ability to read NLOVE MACAZINESV in law class to Betty Donaldson providing she doesnit get caught. I, Martha Sparrowe, hereby will my giggle to Ruth Ziessler providing Ruth uses it only when law class gets dull. I, Lois Spitler, hereby will my Chevrolet that runs once in a while to anyone who hates to walk. I, Janet Sterling, hereby will my excess height to Dan Shoop so Dan can make the varsity team. I, Jerry Thomas, hereby will my temper to Sandy Chapman if Sandy promises always to count to ten before she hits the ceiling. I, Sharon Wilkinson, hereby will my ability to sing tenor in Mixed Chorus to my sister Kayleen if Kay promises to lower her soprano voice. I, Jack Ziessler, hereby will my ability to make witty remarks to Bob Barker so that he can keep up with Dwain. I, Leonard Ziessler, hereby will my ability to pass out books in Ag Class for Mr. Jones to Jim Haughn providing Jim doesn't use it to influence his grades. Signed and sealed this the 25th of May, 1953. fSignedJ THE SENIOR CLASS Witnessed: Janice Eberly Joanne Bundy Mary Donaldson Fred Metz Sharon Wilkinson 20 CLASS PROPHECY On a warm spring day in 1968 Jim Shank and Paul Davis returned from Africa, where they had been on a trapping expedition. While they were again enjoying the wonders of civilization they picked up the evening paper and were amazed to find the names of many of their former classmates. DARE-DEVIL CRACKS UP ,locy Chitwood's ace driver, Gerald Burris, driving the '47 Chevvy with atomic motor, with which he set many high school records, cracked up last night. Burris was taken to Pleasant End Hospital, and after exam- ination Chief of Staff Frederick L. Metz and Supervisors Elizabeth Borgelt and Connie Basinger agreed that Burris was in satisfactory condition. They also agreed he was very lucky, considering .... MAYOR DEDICATES SCHOOL The new McComb High School was dedicated yesterday with Mayor James Worrdrovv Campbell officiat- ing. Campbell congratulated Civil Engineer Ronald George, who designed the edifice. Look, said Paul. Here's a picture of the building, and it was taken by Connie Saldana, chief photog- rapher for the McComb paper. BUYS 100th TAXI Shirlco Goddard, proprietress of Goddard Maroon Taxi service announces the purchase of her l00tll Maroon De Soto Taxi. The firm uses the slogan, Surely Shirlee will get you there shortly. TEACHER WINS PIE CONTEST Miss Kay Donna Harden, who is a Home Ee. teacher at McComb High School, won first prize in the llth annual rhubarb pie baking contest held in New York recently. TOP WOMAN LAWYER WINS CASE America's outstanding woman lawyer, Mary Donaldson, was asked for comment on the acquittal of her client. Mary said, I owe it all to my successful arguing career in high school. HIGHEST HONORS ON RECORD Geraldine Thomas graduated with honors from the T. H. lnkwell academy for teachers. RAIDED BY POLICE Ye Oilcan Twin, a gambling casino operated by Jack Willie Sheidler was raided last night by the Mc- Comb City Police Force. Chief of Police Tom Loy said they would have raided it sooner but he had to get his money out first. SQUARE DANCE HALL OPENS Diane Mapes and Pat Martin announce the opening of their establishment, Mapes' and Martin's Jive Joint for Squares. Diane is teaching square dancing and Pat calls the squares over the phone while on duty. SHOOP SHOWS SHEEP First prize at the National Shropshire Sheep Show was won by Alvin Shoop of the famous Shoop's Sheep Shanty. Alvin credited all his success to his wife Ruthie and his brother-in-law Leonard Ziessler who is his handy hired hand. 21 ALL UNHURT AS IET CRASHES A ,IT 658, which, as you know, is our latest type jet transport, crash-landed at Indian Green Airfield early this morning. Airline stewardess Janice Eberly stated that none of the passengers were injured. Aboard the plane were International Broadcasting Company president R. A. George and his wife and secretary, the former Sharon Wilkinson. Here, said Jim, is an article on the circus that is playing at the Garden. The two top performers are Wanda Buckmaster and Doris Fogle. It says they tried unsuccessfully for ten years to land their men and then became human cannon balls trying to land themselves. ANNUAL CONVENTION The national convention of the old maid's I Hate Men club was held here Tuesday. Presiding was Miss Joanne Bundy, president and founder. THE TI-IIRTEENTH KING Doris King gave birth yesterday to her thirteenth son, Charlie. Doris is starting her own 4-H Club, Charlie's Creeping Crop Dustersf, Then they turned to the Sports Page, where they saw the column, Courtie's Column of Current Clashesfi written by Ronnie Courtright. The column was filled with rave notices of The Deweyville Lambs, the famous Pro-Team. The Lambs are in their tenth undefeated season sparked by Joe Collingwood's brilliant running and Dick Ritter's sensational passing. The team has not been scored on in six years. On the theater page they read the ad for entertainment at the ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria featuring the music of Leroy Butler, his drums, and his orchestra. Also in Leroy's band is that lovely singer and bril- liant pianist, Dottie Harden. Also on that page was an ad for the Muskrat Run, that new restaurant, which specializes in muskrat sandwiches, and run by Gene Rehus. Serving these sandwiches is a waitress from way back, his wife, the for- mer ,Ianet Sterling. Then, too, there was an ad for the Snyder-Kelly Trailer Camp. It seems that Lois and Mart had looked at so many trailers that they couldn't decide on one so they bought a fleet of them and now rent them out. And on the comic page they found the cartoon about the Arabian Lal Ab Ner, written by the brilliant cartoonist ,lack Ziessler. '4Well, who would have believed itf, said Paul, 'Gthat all our classmates would turn out so successfully. Jim agreed and they got ready for their first night in modern beds for fifteen long years. 22 lung.: lAilll4'lDlll. 'l'ln- IJ.-xil, Ilill llu- girls finally lc-zur-. ll1lllIlll'? l sw' rvll -pulf lnlnm- my 1-ye'-. llr. llrmsn lllll lm-. lllI'l'1' lN'illIlI4'N llllllillfl ilu- ln-ax-I-. -Krv you mall All 1-an-In mln-r! lun vulv Irtrk-. l,1-my lm- ax vule mul: I'ln-41-v Nllllll'. girl-. lluyx 1lun'I lvun lim Imrfl un llmi-. Ylr. lllzlvlx. lllf' lrivnmlly umlv-rlallwr. llnn Nl.-NL Hall, W1-4l1ling B4-IL for Xlury anml ,Ima lliel .lllunnv Nlup you lem llkifll? Compliments of Di11er's Furniture Store 2:5 14- four nlajnrvtln-5. --- Roberta and hr-r sax. -M Cu lo sleep, baby. -f Amos and Andy. Don'1 lunch that. Bill Ihr:-1' birds on il brunvlm. Dunniv. 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' Eighth Grade 'Us .677 'Wd 1 -'vp lab, fed 4: 'Fr .xe Ih-at time this year, fX'3.Eng1 'h we are leamm' Larry Inbody 003331 ti' :ah ,New 'bag 0067029 havinu n big tes: in Hint? liiimns' , f' Phyllis Kersh 03100416 ,hge Q15 Yawolnlly. Q eo W ' , fi Aflevnrly Shoop --H a.gjJ4,- fin. xi 044. uf Friday we had assernbly 5 xv ggi! M x , X mvonih dude N'----klfpmtler gave an interntxn,-3,9 v, ,qv san A., 0 313303 0 Om Linda Wagner No SCH -'ge Girls State Q A Ao egg. , xscsrj-so we wx!! I3 ir? mmm num ru. Mmm 001. 51: fwsmrwws v N-Q ds:-:W 12:6 mam 1- if R ick claus lame' r Good . 9 , mx. we a. Jgmiagw - th cuff: lfhrueq, hmm 5' 1 ..... Aiggwg' ef? about Stocks and Bonds gm, Luge, 7 bun, ,ul :Wm quam' 01 Q Q ,. 465 vooqehxglnsh ww are on spelling Lasso: Anim Kung 5 5996 goal' .. ' '50 'Giang Ltr? S W' -NA if 9313. Guxd game boys. Lets do th! Mary 1-lgugm V,5 h. R 2 ,..........f ,,.....wf..oQ?',g5o,-.-' Same conigha. We are now Counrf . ln., Mimi, L Q55-Q 1: . praised Champs. The firs: Jr. High B5-iket 4230-3315, 1 ' 5 N ' I . ball game is Monday night. Sevens Mfmdly - gba' cucken' I ent, been absentfin our room dw Ft Butter Sandwich, Appl., gtg lt, 0 Q mmlmd sgnggpg, Q negro O U' A559 Abiggvaw J 9 were mum? praised !orFreakm0n K 'F 1Sww. an-' N ' . ' W my wr fm for the Com' M A utter Slndwxch, Frm Jen, -2731? 575' ff' 0 I? :Naam body at Mccnmbi me .lmziaenen Home Ecxeiaxs USVI I. Milk. 50 Q qi i 4' 4' 'V pl lu! ,tuesday atmrnwn' They? Qu:-pxfxse bzrfizday on Bei!! Finley Kedlgidgy - Ho' PWA is 575, iv ,spline 63? 8 vuriety of songs. taking meh. lizgjgexxlxgzmsi Cirolafduepilig 1 utmred Corn, r R36 54.59 I? ram mm Wpumn folk andjdf-n. , c., ca e N rm: nicks, Pun, M vw 5 Q, .8 -. ,, , . K mic ,Pups were berxed. Nice game Fm mumny .. sm, ts 4 .+ gy in 593 wff'f'fuQf, A ' dag: naghz, has bm Arxingwn. . ef' Q Q resglgdtgmd Q, .-q. A, 45-.31 13 Gulf .-....-.- x Eh. Pudding, Rdiliixd am 4'.iff5:7'?f Q? - ,pm .vim wishes m conarawlmeknhvmrvl 4 riday - Mmamm md C . 5 ig 'rl :rl-mn boy, on Qhg good name Wen. we are sl!!! nundefeuted 12 v.-ed Tomaym, Mu, 5.14. Ln 94155 'nk' mu' ed x3nimtAr11ngton. laelwaskezmlx. Lge: tmp iix tha: way 51. Doughmm, Mint nd' C QNX' 0595! M1-'Wg ,uhm Liberty. In Hvmiwv play' Arianstun wsftxiht. Su' 25 Third How Phyllis Wlagner. llelen Keekley. .lack Pickeils, Wayne Spitnale. Boll Beam, Hay Dewefr-se. Holler! Bar- ker. Betty Watsnrn. l.alJonna Myers. Farah Spence. , , . . . . . .. . , , . Seeontl lxovs Dwaln Augslmrgrer. llaryl l3w.ngL. N1-nl llnllinger. Jack lwnley. Gene ltonlson. lxoger Atlanls. Louis Wlileox. Bill Morrison. Miss Sloan. First Row Margaret floakley. ROSl'Illlil'y l.c-arler. Lois Martens. Naomi Newell. Nanny lloserilnr-rgelx Sanmlru Chap- man. Bonnie Shoop. Hull: Zfessler. . Not l'1'e-sent .lohn Wuslilmrn. IUNIOR CLASS Our Junior year hegan in Septemlmer with twenty-Seven nienllmers. Vile were sorry to lose Janet Deerwester in Deeemher and were happy to add Sandy Chapman, from lNorth Baltimore, and Wayne Spitnule, from Liherty as new xnernlners. Our elerted offieers for the year were as follows: President ..,,..,,,.. Helen Keeliley Vice President ..,,., .7,. .,.7, l , ois Martens Seeretary-Treasurer .. Rosemary Leader Historian rrr,,.....,,,,, La Donna Myers Reporter .. Janet Deerwester Our advisor was Miss Sloan. Many hoys in our class partix-ipated in footlmall and lmsketlmll. Wie were happy to have sev- eral of them rex-eive letters. This year we gave a hoost to our treasury lmy having: u Sllf'L'f:'5Slll1l lmalxe sale early in the year and hy selling popi-orn at the haslaethall games. We also sawed tux stumps. Vile presented at play on April 2-l. which wus enjoyed hy all. ln May we entertained the Seniors with the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. 26 in lirsl liow llorolliy l,:-uilvr. Sliirlvy Foltz. lioln-rla llzllv. Mary .limo l'1l'llIlkF. Carol Kl't'l'2ll1. lillllllilllll' llunuvll. .loy Sllllllli. Nlurylin lnlllltllllll. l.oif Carol 'Nloiilugiica Kuylv:-n Wilkinson. Ili-lc-n Allvn. Sivoml liovs Norinzi l.ik4'. ,loan llurpc-r. Nunvy Tlionias. Allwrla llvss, Sharon IA-il:-r. juni' iloilmlzml. liolwrlu Wislvr- I I main. lzllly llllfllilllilll. ll:-Ily llonulilxon. 'Vlziiw-lla Ewing. .lavkiv lingrlv. Tlmis Boolli. Mr. Burl. Iliiril llovs .llllllvs lfogzlm-. llonulil I.2lIilH', Nl:-lvin l,l'lQ'I'lllLll1. llowarrl 'l'i'ouln1-r. llonnim- Moon-, Divk 'l'lllljQ'l'. lioln-rl l,i1'lU'IlN. .limmy l,l'illl1'l'..liIlI Slim-i4lln'r. Dirk Bush. ,lim lluuglm. l.ow4-ll Spilnulv. lhinny Shoop. ,lorry N154-rs. Noi l,l'l'M'lll l:ilyIllUll4l Xxiillsoll. SOPHOMORE CLASS Wi- ops-in-cl our Sopllomora- your liy 1-lm-vling lliv following olilir'vrs: l,l'l'Sifll'lll ,, Jimmy l.1-zlilm' Yin- I'u-sich-lil ,, ,lim Slim-icllvr Se 'i'e'lall'y-'l'l'r-zislirm-r ,, Holi l,ll'lil'llS llistoriam , , llowurcl 'lil'1llllIll'l' llc-porli-r ,, llolwllal Wisla-i'illz1i1 As iw Ioolwcl urouml our 1-lass. wi- found llll'f'l' nm-is rm-nilu-rs: joan llarpx-1' from Howling in-li-oim-il luivlx ,Ii-rry Mya-rs from Nun lllll'Pll :mil l.ow1-ll 5lDllIIilll' from l,lllt'I'ly. llils nizuli' ai tolul -ru ol .io lll1'llllH'l'H. Un lll'I'4'IlllN'l' 211. W32. iw lliltl ai liigill svliool Imrly. Wllifll was lliorougrlllv 1'iljow'1l. l,a1li'r in 1- vs-air iw lizul uiiollwr vlziss purlv. VM' orile-ri-il our ring- in l'f'lll'llilI'f'. uml wi- llllllli ilu-y urn- pri-ily. Z7 -1-vu. ,lim Slim-irlli-r from liilllllilfil-4iillltbil, amil Sliirlvy Foltz from Hoylvillc-. l4illl'I' in thi- yvair wc- First Row Evelyn Smith. Bonnie Tate, Sandra Wagner, Geraldine Beam. ,lulia Nigh, Lois Ann Snavely, Margie Otto, Elaine Ritter. Janet Collingwood. Shirley Smith, Jeanette Augsburger. Lucille Davis, Wilma lVlclVlaster, Carol Sue Funtlum. Second Row--f-.lack Jacobs. Ervin Zellner, Joanne Wilson, Shirley Eagleson. Carolyn Orwick, Lois Sterling., JoAnne Ewing. Susan joseph, Betty Finley, Ann Harden, Florence Myers, Nancy Ann Thomas. Billy Clevenger, Dean Washburn. Mr. jones. Third Row---Don Buekmaster. Jim Slot-pfel, Terry Cary, Franklin llozelle, Bob Stoepfel, Bruce Chapman. Duane Lam- hert. Dick Pickens, Eugene Bundy, Boll Snively. Donald Barker. Gail Newcomer, .lack Harden. Not Present Hugh KlHlIlll6HZ. FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman Class of 1952 started the school year with 43 students. In December Wilma lVlclVlaster moved to Findlay. We didn't have any new students added to our class. Our home room teacher was Mrs. Welty. Mr. Jones was our class advisor. Our class elected the following as class officers: Ervin Zellner ,,.... .,,.............. P resident Boh Stoepfel ,.,,,,.,.... ...,.,.i,.,, V ice-President Jeanette Augshurger .,,,i. ..,... S ecretary-Treasurer Betty Finley .,.,,.,,..,... tt,....t,,,it,,,t,t R eporter Duane Lamhert ..,.. Historian 28 lu llulllw S1-Il. 4-mul Huw llf-vi-rly Slioup. Shirlvy Winklv. Phyllis Kvrsh. .lziliivv Klum-ll. .lziliicv Allnmn. .l1'illl1'Ilm- lla-rmnn. l.x I Nlillvr. .luriiw s1'llVVlll'll. Iuula Foltz. Yr-Iva Slialie-r. Phyllis Sliufm-r. Shirln-y l,ilu-. Anniv Anmluniim, Nlr. lfinilqx lliinl llfm Iluryl Gallant. Ulhzi Sumllnw. Nlurk ll:-vrws-sl'e-r. llc-nnis Nagy. .luniur Davis. lgrrry lnlmrly. llnlu-rx l'lnl . lips. Willmr lxivlizxrmls. .lvrry Fullz. Rtlllillll llalv. . 'Nui in l'ir'lurr' .lnlm Aiulolliurm. Ce-nv Fpurruvw. llulpli Nlillvr. EIGHTH GRADE We- ure- linully in lhc- e-ighlh graulv with S55 mmnlwrs. llnring Ihr- yi-ur vw aillvmli-ml il Christmas party all sr-lriml. All ilu- graulvs frnm si-vm-:itll on up in-rv Ili:-rv lun. Wa- rlaun-c-cl lrouml and squairvl :md play:-cl gzunvs. We- lnm- an in-w girl in our rumn. llc-r mum' is Iflm-mn-v Slvrling. lrmn l.ilwrly ll'tDWllSlIlIT. Um' r-lass ulfif-1-rs are-: l're-siclc-nl. Larry Orwim-lx: vim- pre-sifli-nt. Br-wrly Slump: Sc-1-.-'lln-alx Phyllis k4'I'SllZ lls-purle-r. llillllil lfoltxz llislurizm. Nlzlrlxiv lll'l'l'lH'Sll'I'. 29 xl lluvi Larry Orwivk. Kvilll Bnivknuma-r. Tm-rry Cliapmun. Larry lhulm-r. Bill Davis. l.arry Wilcox. Larry Nlupm- First Row---Mary Ann Parker, Rosalind Wasson, Carole Butler, Barbara Ewing, Lola Davis, Mary Ellen Adams, Ruthann Buchanan. Joleen Shank, Brenda Tlolladay, Ruth Leader, Linda Wagner. Second Row--,lan Nigh, Donald Phillips, Rosalyn Rader, Connie Brickman, Patty McBride. Mary Stoepfel, Suzanne Wade. Anita Kurtz, Sandra Shafer. Linda Martin, Mary Haughn. Ronnie Sparrowe, Ralph Nigh, Mr. McVey. Third Row Jackie Myers, Roger Orwick, Hobson Rader. Arden Rader, Duane Latta, Eddie Leeper, Freddie All- staettcr, Kenneth Bryan. Paul Rehus, Gerald Aller, Dale Smith, Billy Foltz, Marvin Tate. Not in Picturcn Barbara Bennett, George Franks, Phyllis Rozelle, Donald Wagner. SEVENTH GRADE Our home room teacher was Mr. McVey. There were forty of us. Class officers were as follows: Roger Orwick, President, Anita Kurtz, Secretary, Patty'Mc- Bride, Historian, Jan Nigh, Reporter, Jackie Myers, Vice President. When Patty McBride moved away, Rosie Rader was elected Historian. Each of us paid a dollar for class dues. We enjoyed a Christmas eicehange and party in the gym, with the other high school classes. It was held Tuesday, Dee. 23, l952. We gave Mr. McVey a Christmas gift. ln January Patty McBride moved to indianapolis, and Eddie Leeper moved to Findlay. Don- nie Wagner, who had left us in November, rejoined us in February. Carole Butler also joined us, having come from Donnell Junior High in Findlay. 30 'iff' V if-'xii Z W QW 4 5 av - W H? iv ,QW 'NK d Qin H4-, 5 'JI 1 If C Compliments of Rcly's Bakery lil CHILDREN'S SECTION Kifv-hrglrhm and Rosemary Leader and Lois We are slowly getting acquainted Marten! WT10 teaches' U3 FYIYUIIBS with mae another and in the custo' ,weld 8311198-, Q Q. a kin ergarten. Most of us -Q oo --- E Learned to lock our lips,w' Qoezxqtp '43 39140 A -SSUY, and to share our ate Qc 'e happy to welcome Qian our me our mdoor and, 1- affix Z e RG, Ann Finsley :mm swing, Jn Monclay we bf' 6, 6 fi WWQBZQ This mga, 5 mg gg mce Chaim- ie? 43 Q. 4Z9fvD'f1.3 girls in 'our Class. veeks each .gf Q. .442 X go we ee Wo' ,,....,,.,, 1 'or each 5.5 94309 6555 Q65 ee? .No 'v gp? 63. I We dreiyd 6 59 ra- GQ' ob Ge' 58 ,1 ki ee, if, as 65 we 90 e Q 6 N9 earning to drawn' na H3601 ,GO Q. oy- 0'q:l'? Lastweekwewent each day. L 0034 'ieQ,q0'55i8f9?'3'?.Q'5Jb nil drew a tree thot is fe able to rw .5-:r 40 ev of Dee- xo ,m the golf come, '010fS- Q 05231600 ye? Goa Q, so are learning to wards We have begun C5 xo gf QXQQQDFL, alphabetical order. A N A eaves. We have co'96xo9 5,01 eq- dai? ........... ur bulletin board. Q-jo Qi? 9 Fourth Gr ' 'view 'ex REQ il Ther Vgpfdg Nancy! NUM, ' who tal library lunch cc er is in Judy Si lunch C1 Joyce C in chars This e eo -do was also xA bi1'thcIaS 5la9 We ,were happy to 1. Glvoximmy Mr. Bunvas sent to Jimmy Buztermore's sis taiiers mother, Mrs. Of. J Rader phone Barfgy Mig Ann' gghn is 3 who patieh lsit us last week. The him Lima Memorial Hoa is 1. Wi , . P 3 K?LlI'lh: H19 hifli '1UPPkY GUI thank yguz Nftx-5, Qkukvh 'rher-9 given Kind 01' Wflsen absent Monday. Q We are very sorry 10.1 There efgarten P1 ----.. -lapper from our moidav I Willbe are .Cl'lLlCk moved Mondrbell qzorning atfil meeting on flfs husband is ill. Our Jarents, Mr- and Mrs. Cpupils I for all 0 o,c1OQk S Thl1!'g,.li3 Mrs. Hutson. The md family to 205 Clinton ...and parenflelff kind Ente-m, celebrate this week Findlay The Kindergarten Kev' .S .gn OI, ergffrten its-rmaker and Rose 4 . ' . .. deg- be- .rxbutecl 322.05 to the Pol' ,, - fhap, Ne' turned our calenda 5, ?togQg,Y9uQng':YFmig.... February on Monday. V ' S19 19,019 aa? 39' Q 5 . . he birthdays with Valera Chit gfad-2 53.3 19255 gs? 6 ' it 1 Those of us with Februaf, fgxie it 9 ficx' me 0? iQX'59 '5bgeW'5' e,,V'31'?1 Pffffevi Rij lays include Jimmy Okulgf .MX6 a gn Chix be ei puff co-N129 of.h13m?'Y wif sz, Pamela Bishop on -me ,xiii Wane 'ali-,, wkmgxy' game -Zmvf Swelfwfie Theresa Swineharn th ' 113-5 TU owe W el Te X'Y9f'BXP10NY but on 9 kde M109 anti: ana, xl i reggy Krebs on the 14th, f 45 U xg! ...Q S If 8 in fb land iinfhg lurtermure on the 24th, and gguvsxce wwtrglkv Eg.: dd Stronger' WE? we han' Jorway on the 26th. We mai 'YX1'5Y,Amxe5 We have Harrietfhmlers aligner. 33 SIXTH GRADE First Row John Ilolladay. Fannie Snr- Roy. Bonita Thayer. Eva Andonian, Marlene Mapes. Josephine Goddard. Sandra Hidvr. Sharon Dondt. Mattie Hosman. Madge Shafer. ,lan Brick- fllafl. Linda flronsv. Charl:-s llardvn. Second How Larry Spilnalcz Charles Eeltman. Engvnx- Stox-pfvl, Donald Lora. Ronnie P4-ndleton, Lf-on lNlcDowell. Eugvnc- Lora. Cvnm- Corron, ,lim l'ow1'll. Holrhy Sterling. Donnie Kvpling. Philip Davis. ,lohn Stanliic-Id. llarold Mcflullongh. Third Row- llnssc-ll Conrad. Charles Cosnvr. Dc-nnis Gt-rx-n. Nancy llardin. Connie- Nagy. .Indy She-idler. Suv llost-nl11'rgvr. Darla-nv Latta. joyvr- ffamplwll. Roh:-rt Varnvr. Charlvs Eberly. Marvin Ritter. Floyd Rad:-r. Miss Mar' Donald. Not in l'iLtIn1'c- William Eagleson. FIFTH GRADE ii First How Chanda Fiwrling. bharron Nigh. I-ftltliu Harkvr. flllarlvs lladvr. ,lo Fran Ferrell. Sue Ann Wilkilistnri. Sharon Aukvrman. Elaine Trontncr. John .lore Shoop, David Gallant. Ralph Tnssing. Harold Varnvr. Janvt Apple-. Edie Beam, Sharon Tcwvll. ,lim Edie. Sc-cond Row Danny Diller. Sm- llardin. Kay NIHYIHIIS. Jimmy liinr-hart. Rnlhann Shafer. Junior Shaft-r. Cary Cart-n. Handy Puls. Janim- Montagut-. Paul Smith. Jim Ensign. Marietta Morrison. Phyllis Sharninglliotisr-. Elaine lnlmody, Mr. Moy:-r. Third How jimmy llc-Wm-sf-. Darrvl Cliallvn. Mary ,lo Sterling, Ardvn Endrvk, Slit-rry Zeller. lloward llosman. Scott lladf-r. Mary Ke-s-ran. l.aure-n lnlmody. Ce-rald Ct-organ Hoy Wise: Bill like-. Diant' Booth. La Vx-ra Payne-. Not in l'it'lurs- fry- Douglaslani- Pmvnjamin. Harhara Doty, 34 l r FCURTH GRADE ont lion Virginia l.:-arlvr. .lm'ann4'ttv Loy. ,lnmly Olinly. Mary Ann Tvats. Paul Bl'll'lilIl2iIl. Sm' Woodruff. Sliirle-y Urwivk. Waynm- llamlvr. Hill l,ootc'ns. Laura Lonism' Parlwr. Marilyn l'i1'lu'ns. llaviil llontson. Donovan lionrtrigl1t.Glc-n lx1llHl'1',,lQ'2'lll4'll1' Phillips. Sitlnc-y Agnvr. Bvvky Shoop. f Nlitlrlla- llow l,inila Crist. flinfla Crist. lfaye- SlI2lliK'l'. Marin Wisv. jane- Moore: ,lark Orwivk. Don Ewing. Nlavk llolwrts. Dan l,ora. Arvina SIll'lll'lli1l'l. Danny liaxlvr. l,m-slim' Woomlwartl. Bill Glas:-r. Donnie- linsign. Linda Gotlalartl. Tlioinas Nagy. Darryl Mcllowe-ll. .lam-t Foltz. lllirtl Row Miss lfwing. ,Iolin Coffman. Bonnie- Na-wm'oim'r. Carols- Walsh. .lovlls-n Slit-itllvr, llarliura tlorron. Ilarria-tl Nlillvr. Carol limlrvk. ,lov G:-org:-. .lint Lora. Jo Carroll King. Charlt-s like-. Km-nn:-Ili Brown. Barlmara lsvlllllilll. Kari-n Haw. llvnny Altstnvltt-r. .lolin Nlvlflailallan, l,aV1-rv ll:-rringsliaw. liilt-on Nlvlllasla-r. Mrs. Tliolnpson. ut in l'im'tnre- Cynthia fiaton. THIRD GRADE Iwrst llom Crave- l.4-atlvr. Sllirln-y l,ora. Susan llamlm-r. Ann fflappvr. .lanvt Slllllll. .lanivv Hnawly. Jann- fiollingwootl. Sm- Pow:-ll. ,lill lliilm-r. Te-ri Ann llnlson. Vivkiv Logan. Sharon Orwivk. Sanilra Arrington. Juanita Collnian. 'stroml llow filwryl TlI21yt'l'. llolvlny liilllngsll-y, Holm Vlad:-. llalpli M1'Clill'u1igll. Billy Built-r. Carol Sui- Watson. Nancy St. Jolin. Viola Lankvr. ,Illllll Bt-ck. Hola Zvllrr. Lola Shaft-r. Carolyn Mr-tflanalian. llliral llow Mrs. lllllltlllllhllll. llonnie- Nlvllowe-ll. Siclnvy Bishop. .linnny Bryan. Kvnny llc' We-1-sv. .lolln llivllartls, Holi Alllblllll. l.arry Fannls. llivk Stom-p m-l. ,lov Bovik. llunniv llonlson. Don Antlonian. linlie- lngolrl. Miss tlourtrighl. Y Not in l irluro l,in4la Cr-orgv. Jann-Q Sllllt'lIldlil'l'. 35 SECOND GRADE First How- Kenneth Agner. Freddie Nigh. Dale Flllltlllfll. Linda Parker. .Iurly Nleflullougli. Laura Shoop. Marilyn Hitler. Bonnie Woodruff. Barbara lnhofly. Martha Yarner. Margaret Stoepfel. Marjorie Deervsester. Linrla Arrington. Larry McMaster. Illtbfllltly Johnston. Dftvkie Davis. Seeond Row Mrs. Nloorheatl. Sherry NleBri1le. Linda Sue llilty. Alrlonua Uorltlarfl. Donna ,lean Franks. Lintla Sue Rutter. Linda Wootlwarcl. Carolyn tim-ren. Nlarilyn Ceren. Connie De Wes-se. Jeannie De Weese. Ronnie De Wee-se. Sllaron Butler. liila Nlarlin. Shirley Challen. Patty Sharninghouse. .lanirre Cangle. Mrs. .lout-s. Thirrl How- Douglas Aukernian. Arthur Payne. Bohhy Thomas. john Pitney. Larry Us-ne wv4ill4lf1l. Larry Greene. Rollin Rader. Ronnie Holladay. Bohhy Beek. Dohhy Buchanan. Lynn Wilcox. John Joe Rinehart. Davitl Foltz. Cary Franks. Eflrlie Hoherls. Philip Nloorheatl. Philip llosman. Roger Lenhart. Not in Picture-V-Billy llaller. FIRST GRADE it First lloyi Dick Nlorris. Anna Nlae Newell. Linda .lean Ammous. Wayne Sift-ril. lioxy Hook. Jerry Nlontague. Cary Nlontague. Lois Ann St. .lohn. La Douua lnhorly. Steve Miller. Karen Woodruff. Nlary Louise ll:-rmon. Billy Tate. Terry llarler. Hose Ellen Urwiek. Linda lA'Htlf'l'. Laila Nigh. P Streonnl liow lnuth fitllilillldll. XlLlflQ'lllll' Arrington. .lovee liauwle. Nane' B1-ek. Viekie Plllllltl. Toni . 1- Y Pitney. Virginia lfleteher. Cary Culp. Dennis Challen. Stanley Wise. Sammy lnhoily. Palsy llarshherger. Christine Wilson. ffarol llanes. I'iih-en Suiilh. .lill Glaser. Billy Dennett. ,Ioann Doty. Sherry Nliller. Third llow Mrs. Loy. Donnie Hayle. Sue lillen Long. Larry Franks. Nlorris l'll'llSlt'I'IIlilkt'I'. Lintla Greene. ,lutly NleDovsell. Lynn late. Donelfla Sterling. Diana Nloser. Gregory Bishop. Kay Ewing. Danny Like. llonnie Auflonian. ffharlette Cr-orge. .lam-I Aukerman, janet Ewing. Nlrs Plltt 'Not in l,lI'lIll'l' Hohlvy llaller. Lraee l'enslt-rmaker. Darhara Bryan. .lufly lleetor. 36 KINDERGARTEN lnrsl How Nl:-limla llarm-ll. Nam-y lngold. Jerry Sands. 'l'vrry Sands. liarlmara l.l'IlllHI'l. .Ivan Adams. Palm-la Little-. Sue- Challen. Bill Caron. Kay Laila. .lanv lidiv. Ronald Lauck. Sandra Corrs-ll. Jams-s Okuly. Judy Franks. Ronald .Kc-pling. Donna Man- Winklv. :fond liow Mrs. Smith. Digk 5lIlN'lT'l2ikPI'. Elaine- Davis. Tm-rry Crm-. Marilyn Pm-s. Ti-rosa Avlu-rman. .lamvs Lamlwrt. Tlwrvsa Swinvllarl. David Kitvlle-n. Pam:-la Bishop. ,Iarnvs l'luIle'rn1or:-. Peggy Krebs, Rodger Gere-n. ,Indy N:-wcomr-r. Mary Ann Pe-pple. D.vk Ilouk. Rlllll Kay ll:-rmon, Kermit Goddard. lllird llow Susan Radvr. Nlivllavl Sivr-rling, Barbara Borgvll. Sh-vvn lxf100I'llK'Hll. CllllIV .ivan llulson. Jams-s lladvr. Sandra M1'Maslr'r. Bradloy SIT1llll. David Stovpfvl. Tvrry .Ivan llors, Patty Ann Pocs. Dennis Slalll. Dfane' Woodrulf. Cluarlx-s Cflapprr. Nanvy Norway. Linda Orwivk. John Aulu-rman. rl in l'ic'Il1r1' Judy Johnson. Mika- llonsf-. B 38 SPORTS SECTION rancn?n lnm 5 h T k ......,1.. 89.28 'vm 0 es McComb Still Wins 5 iggad In County . fx D 5 -a-5 'We hm, - ,C fllllgio :lst .ae I rw ll 2- i Si-fjfgssgivgyonelozgrl Sadr Ocno S I ...... H . aff: had 9,12 muquemd 904 rim.. Blade ' F4cComb Trims Leipcic 45 E gf,:11533Zwx bei Z'AigE?'Pauther lair ,n Torrid -Ei:-ttle Q 4-gs :ep earn money, ' 4fes'WA M0 N--A . b V Last Tuesqay 'night trge E jg.,-gm R8 0037 g,!,1QIcC0mb Takesg hfsnsfaiaz'?::n:a:eS.:3:g' McComb undefeat- but by a ER Z I very :hm squeak when, they de- fu : ,S I 3, 1-15 ei sic H5 in nover m . 5-' 'SM A S Q' Lf 55 lwvanf the iarie K P ,f x f-ph 0 bi H H ornets Edge wg.i,f'15f2S2i2wvary-Rawwzm ' , V ' Irs! nm: S P n'l 'f .- -, ' Wqnfbefg C 6 ta 0 QTY' '1fl1CSdiifmyEf3P ,s 2 I! o Sf' ani U W Un k Thai Vdq 8 se Seqso , I, 'PS Rgcgzlg tor High I 0UfneJ'g, H Pcomb F ufefl H HE egfns February 9 sg Win 001 . e Aa ,, erdumo 4 9 'Ll C51-henplffe :milf mm, L? Qs.-hoo? ffS '1 f1Ssemb1,,'LnAnsE1sc?f:gnD 'L i. ?l'ff :my 5615-9415 X 'UO IQUQW' Friday I Thi. J i - . 3 m Erma 'hee Lf.. mg ho I U07 Ihgh q , . IL I I fa' V mvmbe x -6.41001 015 6 S ? thzrq ma The Phe vm Q Were gwen to U rs of .ilumor cheer leaders at an an C5132 Pr ' aw, ' D 0 :au 1 as: Friday A -em vb S WWE? ' f -In 'he C- Fm VJ A ' Augsbur emh The followmg ' 1 ,-, run, qdqgflv Q oumv r., ws, J. CDU, 357,121 Rea ave been seleclmd bv th 3 SQ . Q 'Mr-QF Audra! I J. Fml E mgwuod , group: Paula Fwy. ' e mudem' A , 'bib bum x. 9.5. RG i v Iv, a ky L. FC j2, Mary Ajlcn Adi! 5' I l'::lrfYl?rn'1 -5w QL Pre J' Pif'ke1?fIiey T' Lfscfzg mda Mdmn and Rosie Was-Q 9 5 gpg-or Quin, 5 575' Opgf - fiounsonfh - Pickens, . 3 'EAvH,,fZfH-wen 3 ,O 25-5 Ifyriloigffyxhlzurn, Lsgzffx? J, an ers Tnm A' 3 Q 21. gl . B, '- ' Ss 9' 3 :wifes 3 5 gil Mary-Ra Wm A fl Liber Hel-,,,A,,, 1 ' 238 2261-omg 0 'hang P 930113 ll F' k Q ll '13 ' 2'2-PM-5 Dm and ii' Sm' rea i as et a ew M B da last w k . . 272 mms and Q afket rm- th ' ee Ent6l t8.lI1Cd It Dlnnef 1--.. GQVS foilowi uhdfws given 9 Last Salurdav nigh. th M ' N,,,, ' -b' 7L'C a Las! 3'f'Ln's baskvlball team at Y UE 'he las! Kazrwk ?'TfkUbaI,I affgffgnlzrvzx hge! riffozggi Comb ws-re entertained at dir 0 Q dyduh uf 'YW 50? Riautna H0rn9+bg law! Mondav night. by Dx Brur ' .M . , fp 1 ,mg Wh Oh 1 . at his cabin. Mr. and Nirs. . f gy 'N 5 um A ' ' 1 '- ,w I . ' - ' ' 1' ' ' 'rriaixs Lronvnno Fmley and Mr. and Mrs. R. I. 023 BLA . -' '-' L ' 3 I , : 8 NCHARD U7 50 VL5 mug 11:0 guests C C1 In , 4 06 ,MnC0mb had no tg-Qu 0 8 'fm 99,65 fu-51 19-aguf. msg last F 'E -3 rflnvnlggilk Sig og' 'QE 52 PE E 5 D 2. 'N -C .9 .E in ' .. GJ 35,5 H fnm Mt After r E s. c mE-- mm .E As H5 5.5. 'H E E ...S at S bo .2 l B L gm.- I ble in their riday night W P sh 'gl at Mm. Biammd. cglungwood cu. ant 1' etmen f M mm. ,Sl A 9 GQ followed by Morrison WiU,1Nl5tllld '14 'QQ 9' V 'rouan In Second Tourney ,j 9 AMENT DATES cf' 54- 9'-Aus sm- basketbar f, 42 6,4-5 dame have been 'et and location 0 arms, au gxxmn The Se Im Saturday Night? R Lough mlhd .U Nm F nuhx lhgh Sam mor baske! ay zz ol on 12lh S . , K ,I . ' I .. f , ' '. 'anthers Ilearim!ChamDionshiDFf.?f'2'.,,iV:?.f1'?f1.Wzbflf' 'RH'SiCLLf'3'f..23'i.,.?f,..ff2fTLE?fi,.mTEE E 39 1. G50 ni- First Row--Dick Thayer, Bob Pickens. Bonnie George, Richard Bitter. ,Ioe Collingwood. Gerald Burris. Leonard Ziessler. Alvin Shoop. .lack Sheidler. Tom Loy, Dick Pickens. Ronald Courlright. Second Bow---Duane Lambert. Hay DeWeese. Robert Barker. .lack Finley. Gene Routson, Bob Beam. ,lohn Washburn, Bill Morrison. Ned Dillinger. Dwain Augsburger. .lack Pickens. Melvin Peterman. Third Row----j. B. Finley. Coach. Dan Shoop. jim Stoeffel. ,lim Sheidler, Gene Bundy. Bob Snively. ,lim Fogle. Jim llaughn. Franklin Rozelle. Don Barker. Dean Washburn. Gail Newcomer. Terry Cary. B. ll. McVcy, Assistant Coach. Not Present---,lack .laeobs and ,lack Harden. FOOTBALL Witll only eight lettermen returning for the seasonis opening, lVlcComb,s chances for a successful season seemed rather slim. First we were defeated 6-0 in a preview clash with North Baltimore, and then at Clyde we were dealt another loss l9-l3. On September 19 we buckled down for our first league game and dealt Vanlue a whopping 25-0 defeat. Next came the seasonis big attraction, a game with our old rivals at Arlington. After leading in the first half, we fell behind in the fourth quarter and lost l2-6 in a heart-breaker. Although we were still suffering from the previous weekls setback, we were able to hand Liberty a solid 27-0 defeat. Then, journeying to lVlt. Blanchard on October l0, we defeated them 21-l3. With our league record steadily improving, we added to our laurels with a l3-0 win over Arcadia. Trav- elling to Cory-Bawson the following week, we were able to hold our opponents scoreless for the first three per- iods. Then, using ample reserve platoons, Cory-Bawfzon struggled to the winning T. D. in the fourth quarter. Exhausted and unable to retaliate we were forced to a 6-0 loss. ln the seasonis final fray with Van Buren the Panthers showed their ability by handing the Knights an overwhelming defeat, 115-7. To honor the members of both teams, the McComb Band Mothers treated them with refreshments after the game. When our seasonis total points were tallied, we found that we had scored 150 points while limiting our opponents to 57. ln addition the Toledo Blade selected .loc Collingwood as first string back and named Dwain Augshurger second string guard on the All-Hancock County Team. 40 1 .1- Sh l' ' z , Q X Z:-ish-r. End Rim-r. Guard Augsburger, Guard Burris. End if-dl:-r. End Finlvy. Fullback Washburn. Halfback Collingwood. H'hk Shoup. Q'r1rrback Knutson. Tackle llilliugz-r. Guard G4-urgxf-. 'Tackle' B. Picks-ns, End Loy. Guard Be-am, llalflnavk Morrison. G1-nler J. Pivke-ns. Guard 41 Seated- Terry Gary. Mgr.. H. Ritter, B. Beam, ,1. Collingwood, ,1. Finley, A. Shoop, Ian Shoop, Mgr. Standing---,1. Washlwttrn. ,lack Shietller, R. George, B. Pickens, 11. Courtright. .lim Shiedler, B. Morrison, ,1. B. Finley. BASKETBALL We opened the season with a whopping 89-28 Win over Hoytville on November 11. Continuing in the winning column we were undefeated in the first round of league play. We were handed our only defeat in season play by Grand Rapids, 52-62 in the Christmas Tourney at Deshler. We bested Deshler 63-60 to take the consolation trophy. Remaining undefeated in the second round of league play we won the undisputed county league charn- pionship with an impressive 14-0 record. ln county tournament play we defeated Liberty 67-43 and bested Arcadia 23-13 in spite of their fantastic stall, thus qualifying for the district playoffs at Tiffin. In the finals we outscored Arlington 45-42 to win the county tourney championship. Entering the district tourney with a 21-1 won-lost record we dealt Ontario of Richland County a solid 56-36 defeat. 1n the second round we met Arlington, the team we had previously defeated three times, twice in league play and in the county tourney finals. We led 23-20 at the half but the revengeful Red Devils put in a fiery fourth quarter to defeat us 35-38. As county league champions and county tournament champions we boasted a record of 22 wins against 2 defeats. We tallied a total of 1,556 points against our opponents, 965, averaging 65 points per game to our opponents' 40. The reserves posted a 16-1 won-lost record. Bob Beam and ,loe Collingwood were nominated to the all-Hancock county cage team. Alvin Shoop and Richard Ritter were named on the honorable mention list. Selections were made for the Toledo Blade by county coaches. ,loe Collingwood received honorable mention for the 1953 Ohio High School Class B All-Star Basketball Team selected by the Associated Press. SCORES Varsity Reserves Varsity Reserves We They We They We They We They 89 28 Nov 11 at Hoytville 61 20 82 42 Jan. 9 at Vanlue 86 50 Nov 14 at Mt. Blanchard 48 29 80 44 Jan. 16 Liberty 52 51 Nov. 18 Leipsie 51 27 87 43 Jan. 17 at Arcadia 62 36 Nov. 21 Vanluc 57 38 57 4-3 jan. 23 at Cory-Rawson 94 34 Nov 26 at Liberty 53 36 69 43 lan. 30 Van Buren 83 34- Dec 5 Arcadia 45 36 I1 52 Feb 6 at Arlington 49 43 Dec 6 Cory-Hawson 63 26 55 30 Dec 12 at Van Buren 44 30 Tournament 46 30 Dec 13 Findlay Reserve 74 43 Feb 12 Liberty 58 43 Dec 19 Arlington 52 37 23 13 Feb. 19 Arcadia 52 62 111-c. 27 Grand Rapids 45 42 Feb 21 Arlington 33 60 Dee. 30 Deshler 56 36 Feb 24 Ontario 87 25 .lun. 2 Mt. Blanchard 49 26 35 38 Feb 28. Arlington 42 Cunnix- Salflana Martha Sparruwr Tilllis Hnmlh llfauu- 'Wapvs CHEER LEADERS l -IUNIOB HIGH BA sKETBALL Hawk ham H5111Hllli.l1've-llg1r'r.lJr-allXxa-l1lrurn.l1'v1u fl'IlIl l'. in-114' Iiunwly. ,lun him-ph-I. .luvk llurflm, ,lurk ,Iaf'ulm., ll. B. Finlf-3, lfrrml Hun Ilrmulfl Hl1l'k!'I'. 'I'vrrx Cum. llmuu- llumhe-rl. llfvk l'i1'kn-ns. Flullklill Hmm-II:-A lluil N1-w'mm'1'. 44- First llow Lois Marte-ns. Nancy Hose-nhvrgc-r. julia Nigh. Ann llzmlm-n. .loy Shank. Marylin Funrhnn. Kayla-1-n Wilkinson. Ile-lvn Allvn. Lois Carol Nlonlagui-. Jun:-l Collingwooil. lfluinm- llitti-r. l'iIlllIl3llIQ' l'lunnf'll. Bonniv Shoop, lliunv Mapvs. Sa-1-onil Now lfw-lyn Smith. Bonnie- 'l'illl'. Sharon Wilkinson. Allwrlu llvss. Murvvlla Ewing. Phyllis Wagnvr. .lavkir Pinglz-. Thais Booth. De-lore-s llarile-n. Doris Bryan. Nancy lm' 'l'hon1as. Gm-ruhlim' Beam. liuth Zi:-ssler. Geraldine Thonms. llurol Sm- Fllllfllllll. Nliss Puinlvr. 'l'hir1l llow Susan .lllS4'pll. llorolhy l,1-arlr-r. Nose-mary l.s'url1'l'. Lois Spill:-r, Mary llonulrlson. .loamw Bundy. Sandra Wugnu-r. ,lvalwltv Angshurgr-r. Lois Ann Snuvm-ly. l'llHl'f'Ill'1' Nlye-rs. Nnnvy Ann 'l'homas. Wilma M1'lVlaslPr. Lucillv lhivis. Shirlr-y Smith. Fourth llow llvlty Finlm-y. Bm-lly Borgvll. Naomi Now:-ll. llolwrlu wllSll'l'IllilIl. Bm-tty llonaldson, Patty Bllvllallall. .luniw Hin-rly. Connie- Sulrlana. Shirli-y lfagh-son. ,lane-l Str-rling. .loamw Wilson, Carolyn Urwick. llelen Keck- lf-y, Lu Donna Mya-rs. Sharon L1-its-r. Lois Ste-rling. Doris lfoglv. I'uI Nlurtin. Joan Harper. G. A. A. illllv U. A. A. 0lN'IlI'tl its yt-ar hy f'l0t'llIlg1 thx- following offivvrst l'rf'sidc-nt, Lois Spitler Vim' Prvsiclvllt. Conniv Salrlztna Se-urs-tury-Treasurer. Sharon Wilkinson licportc-r, Thais Booth Now lllf'IIlllf?f'S were welt-ornf-rl into the organization at il spe-vial Freslnnan Revognition party in Septurnhor. A lmlsquvrzula- party was enjoyed hy all lIlPItlllf'I'S. Anothor high light of the year was the Vuluntinf- party hr-ld in the- vluh room. ln orrlvr to stimulate- gre-atc-r inte-rvst in the- vluh. vollc-y lmll and haskffthall tournaments wPrP hr-Id on 'l'ur'scluy and lfricluy noons. Our mom-y making projvrt of the- yf-ar was the- c'onc'c-ssion stuncl at thf- home- lmaskethall games. Lvttr-rs nnrl pins wvrf- uwurrlvcl to the girls who Pilrllflll the-in. 45 Mr. F. A. New: SOCIETY SECTION McComb Band Has Heavy Schedule , 'rim :,1ft,wmn High Sami' band made at trip to Dunkirk last Wad- inesdny might and took pr ' e 'mile long parade t that M fy. , L . ollomb Sludeals To Taka Part In usic Festival F.F.A Holds Mectingfwednesday ' Q . W n I The meeting of the Mf ' Cgiln negaa'Y6mx'Wff H Chapter was callv' Asp! Nga Q 334:00 Xealku P. M. by the P1559 -.Lal an 0 na exec wel Courtright, Twc-mi tggiu W ' 3 ani- S-g E4 1 Count Fair eek End r s ow School Exhibit Is Feature Q 4 n The Hancock County Womb gi, answered roll call. 0 N521 0 ' :Imp lkonard Zelssler ' Theoxsmcy yccomb Bo 18006 hgxixt posilbilities or havingsfwlortowl' lay W-,Ja -V To .959 ,uni-? al held trip this year the wg-110' St 1 C89 . Covizwgtv Plain were discussed Cd -gm' atb Fair B 5919295 at ,gee scrap drive this autumn.9 i he pr Fred Metz and Wg. lv tw' ' ml, dent appointed a commit'teeAto gilgvne L. M' Son of My .xowfliw ,xtenlmer ganize a scrap driva.fl'heya1'e fltrill .leave isefz, 2l1cC,rw- and bl tit? W ol, hog B807 icoarar wrm com'-nnwson The annual pest drive was starts on November 6 by the F.F.A. bo: to rid the farmer of pests. The M- Comb boys have entered into a cox test with the Future Farmers - Cory-Rawson school. The winne wil' be given gfparty by the loser mam Ufldgi , Q 0, H0415 9 efs in e contest will be decided by 2:3 gxsxinan' Bob Bf'8and 6:0 Wirth they 17' tgfgsuvlk 5 rystem., ln which cnsetnlun Gerald Burris. maved ma, Grounds' Colm? omg H Q?-in fgvy., GQQ . total points will be dwid: have a Display of the ri T3J ,d ifi'fbus, i are ' B919 QQCKOY Ccorfvb 'infer uf f'w T: fS Of eat by the boys at the Stat MCC -+-..l9Qf?Mfgm,V, i Y P, xngk meth 1 NW his makin! 1 llfl even nic. County Fair in a wind Ofnb H -' if Ag. ,mg ni Weis, OYGMQ' my-Rawson orgzmizatic . .... -...QNatio olf To icy A meexqiaf X852 vomit vers McComb. The pam ,Aan po,-ngouln Mcco Hal Honor S V We -salsa gntllag ne? as me ,wen as follows: Spnrrows 1 p xr com'-uwsou fum mggn 'nw N ' 'POR sch Oc' ig, ,mln W t ice 2 pt, star-lung 5 pthrilsg 2- g :fl Wits hm! , et-ywfba? AND iles, 10 pts: pigeunh I0 pts' cron 'norm Hom' ' count f this y 5 . AMQCQM5 B pts' weasels 100 pl! and lox ll umbll to hold its party orp 5 N-ilillnal H3225 MOTHERS Mtgrmothers-has in th: l nesday night because ol the B F ' McComb rmgmlav UVFf'?i'1TIATION POSTPOHED oy! bmldimn an i lil' i . . il , , . plying big Co,-y.R,w,on sch 993 P . D001-0 ,ul Y 1, R BQQYWQSWK 1 t ,W me annual nhapter farmer mm: the school having been closed Bdn:'t3 Ill Huhfy n rvqwx in tixvvivrglc? rim: boy from ESE ' ' A A L , ,, Um . ' ' N ,ld clap r armer was sc et fc' MVS' The PUVW ha' been' I Cahibi W N yi.. night in 'Ui N' for November l4 but ha bee S School Exhibit 'I Half'Time Shu' For Students 'stponed Yo a later date beau: Yr-sle1'rl.iy was the rlaxy l.ics LoCql Y ow . . 'Hon wnnictiu basketbin 8811104 wr mf, teac'hci:2 cmd Mi. An Outh 77,5 d - , Ofsociet FA nixsiuzrxitni. 1-:An -vt up thu- svlmfil tfxlizblt nudf Pe r In llilillll of Maru 'y The newly organized FFA basl ijzmnly Fair. It is in lic 1. imillff at Hhht Rggwed gpn,aQZTb High :tball team will start practice ne: time exhibit wzth good corilribuiions lynm nil age groups from kinilsrf pa:-win through high school. Spf-vial malice should be taken oi mr history exhibit sponsored by Mr, ljlappt-i s pupils, It deals with the lusts-ry of the United States by means of a map with flags. attach- rd. Chemistry and physics classes also will have outstanding exhibits. Lownr grades have some really fine examples of writing, drawing and spelling. With the enlugegl space allot:-d to the school by means of the new education building the exhibits will he easier to see and more interest- inrz because the material can be 'Mgco I 93181 H 0 mem. , A1-mg? Bum ,t:0'LufBeam,cgg0fSQCie1yA Baton Twxrlera nz mt.. F 58111-' Homme c'fFm1ey, A N d have as pi'Qtf'bC0 .qc ll jtqmny L'?6f7f-- ' re ante Lg,-mp, 3 , ' hs Baton twirlers for this year Jgruwmxqg ta',9V0,.s.'b0flleQY.lglIft .r arching band have been naman 1-mm 0 , t ' ' Q favgk dl The thme vntrn-an twirl:-rs, An 'ggyw i53.,3,n,.j E xrden, Betty Buchanan and Nant I-it iwirw at ers 0 umm wi11be5oinQabyJu1ia Nig ning Vail-Ifnnfssand M, b :renee Myers, and Sandra Was M HM., nlfnfertazn Foot Cl CIYS -, in aadingocoim to the M. t X A Palms me made QQ ng-rt,Sx'taxnul.l1S lgilijggnd in.thei.r annenrancsal I 0 X Bunn and MtCnmlx ion ll ,C B1 K tgnhia pltiv. their cmich-we tonight af y vmb M 01,337 I L-Tk:-Elect Officefs i s 0 MarCuml: Band Mothers' resume their meetings, Monday evening ni 1 . ter a Q?-'O months' vacation. 42' Seated llos:-rnary Leader. ,loe Collingwood, Tom Loy. Ronnie Courtright. Ervin Zellner. Standing Anita Kurtz. Lois Martens. Helen Keekley. Bob Slot-pfel. Rogffr Orwick. Fri-rl M4-tx. Bob l'ir'ke-ns. Larry Orwiek. ,lim lmarler. Jackie Myers. ,lim Slieidler. 'Phyllis Km-rsh. Beverly Shoop. STUDENT CGUNCIL The Nh-Cornln Student Counvil. a niemlwr of the National Assoviation of Student Counrils. is f'0Illp0S9Cl of the Presidents, Vive Presidents, and Seiirrtaries of all classes. At the heginning of the year we selected the following officers: President, Joe Collingwood: Vit-P President. Torn Loy: Seeretary-'l'reasurer, Rosemary Leader. ie f u en founei s Jonsorec assent v wrams Iiris mas ree eco a ions reerea ion 21' Tl Std ti l I hl' .rig , fl t t d rt , t t noon and television provided for the lnauguration. One of the main highlights was the Christmas party for all the high school given December 23. We also hought Honor Society pins and plaque. To earn our IIIUIIPY we sponsored the magazine campaign carried on hy the upper eight grades, whirl: proved to he wry successful. 48 Ifirfl Huw lfri-fl Nl'-iv. llmmim- liu!ng:vr. ,lunirv lille-rly. llm-R5 Bryan. IS:-lly l1m'g4-ll. 'Nlury llmlulmlwxl. Dolmw-5 llurilvn. 'l'mn lily. llnvk lima Nuiwy llm1'liln'r'gu-1'. l.uiN Nlurtvnf. ,luvk lfinla-y. lluli ll:-mn. Ilill Nlmirismi. llvlvn Km-kli-5. Nliss l,lllIlll'l'. lius4'IIHlI'y l,4-ull:-r. HONOR SOCIETY 'l'lu- Im-ul rvpri'sr-illuliml of ilu' Xillillllill llmim' Snvivly lS1'UIllINlS1'il ol' ll sx'nim's mul T ilIlllUl'S. l'.lIglllIIllly is luis:-fl mi ilu- sluxlc-nl s SI'll0lilFlIl' ri-1-mils. 'Allll'll must lw ul lvasl il I3 llVl'I'llQl'. as wvll us luis rm-r-mul in lf-lull-rsliip. 1'llZll'ilf'll'l'. aiml si-iwivv. 'lillis yi-zu' mir Im-nl gflllllb gun' un assi-nilvlv lll'U5Il'illlI Iwi-il mi il lfricluy ill-ll'l'HOUll program! all Mvlilulin lin-1-la Ss-llmml. clmxn Vlil'lllll'HSl'l' wav. 'lillm' flialluglu- was wrillml ivy smm- of ilu' lllPlIllN'l'S. Wlvlfmnln was llllSl all llii- initial lllvvllllgl nl' ilu- llum'm'lx Cllllllly Nulimml HUIIUI' Siwic-ly. ll was lu-lil Nmwnlu-r IU will: mily Si-nim' im-snlwiw utlvmling. 'l'l1i- :wrmlcl nm-ting was 1'mm-llm-il Iw' !'Zll!Sl' nl ilu- llu. llie- nm-xl nn-vlingf wus lu-lil ul l,1lu-rly. ililli' illlllllill llmlm' Suri:-ly llzulqlivl was In-hl all Arlinglmi mi April 7. AI lllis Illl'f'llllg ilu' .lunim's lu-rv l'm'lm1lly iniliulm-ml ami pri-smile-rl lllr-ir IllllS mul Illl'lIIlH'I'Slllll l'2ll'1lS. llliss lflvzrnm' l'uinlm' mls mir spmism' mlm lim-lp:-il us lllfllllglllblll llli' yi-ur. 49 First How Lvrny Bull:-r, Gvralrl Burris. linlwrl Barkvr. Ronnie- flourtriglil. Dan Slnmp. .lim llaugzhn. Nlr. ,loin-s. S1-vnml llnw .lavk l'ir'k1'ns. llngli Klc-inhc-nz. Erwin Zcllnc-r. Cvnm- Bnnrly. Dil-k Pick:-ns. llunulfl l.a lluv. llunulil llarlu-r. Alvin Slnmp. Tliirll lima l.4-onurfl fin-sslvr. llivliarml llitlvr. l,nw4'll Spilnulv. lluwurll 'l'ruulnvr. ,lim l.n-uilvr. llunniv Nlnnrm-. Ffilllli- lin llnxvllv. ,lvrry Nlyvrf. Louis Wlilvnx. lfourtli Hum Gail lNl'Wl'0lIll'l'. Bnh Sniv:-ly. Wayne' 5pilnalv. llogvr Ailaniw. .law lfnlliiiginnml, C4-iw llnnlsnn. .lim Slu-iillvr. l,Will!l Angslnirgvr. .lim Fnglf-. F. F. A. Our ortialiixutimi is vmn msml of tliirty-tlirvv lmvs iiitf-i'1-zslvcl in lillI'IIllll . To ln- 4-nmllf-fl in this Ullfilllllil L l , . 2- . tion you must liayc- sc'lc'c'tvcl :incl wmrliplvtvcl one- or mort' livvstrwli or limp pi'ujm'ts. W0 un- C'III'0lll'ilgl4'fl tn haw part mvnc-rslnp in thx- IllilIlilQI'lllI'Ill. varv. and liP9dlIlQ of thc' llvc-stork und 1-rops. llu- rvc-orfls must ln- au'r'1ll'a1tc uncl nvut. Our motto is: lA'ill'IllIlgJQ lu mln. lining lu lvurn, l'iill'lllllfI In liw-, lnving to smyf-. fllll' ulln'1'i's urv: l'rc'si4lviit, liminic- Cmirtriglit hit?-l,I'1'Slflf'Ill. llolus-rt lilll'lil'l' Sf'I'I'f'lilI'y. Dan Slwnp 'l1l'l'ilSllI'l'l'. Cvrulfl liurris lls-pewtz-r. Jinx Hunghn Ss-ntim-l. L1-roy Butler Puriiaim-iiturimi. Ric-liarcl liittm' We' pzu'tir'ipaltwl in Ihr- County'-wiflv l,ill'llilIllPlllilI'y fimitvst. Um- of the highlights in our l . l . A. progruin is our l,ilY'I'Ill-Sfrll liunqilf-I. 'lilirm-4' te-inns we-rv 4-ntc-rf-il in ilu- 5lillP,lllClQflI1gI vnntvst ln-lfl at l,ulumlmus. At the- Slate' l'. l'. A. vniivf-litmrl. llivliarfl briuvvly i'1-1-1-lvl-fl thi llf'gI'Pf' of State l'iill'IIlt'l' and Dm-Kalln award whirh is grivvn the- svninr with thi- must 0lllSlilI1flll1QI Zlwklffl in ugiri f'llllllI'f' and lf'z1fle'l'sliip. llonnic- Courtright was uwarclflcl the Forcl Sr-lmlarsliip to tlw statv l . ls. A. Catnip. Many liluv rililmns wvrv won hy the! lmys at the H2llll'4ll7li County and Ohio Stutv l air. 'liliosv showing 4 dl thc- stutf- fair wvrv Dan blmop, llolif-rt liarlicr, unrl Rognr Admins. Dun lialluc- amcl HUQIPI' Aclanis lmlh murlf ton littf-rs with lhf-ir sow unrl littr-r prnjm-ts. ,luv Cullingxwuml nncl llnnnif- Cnurtriglit tnuk thc- Sf-nim' Agrir-ultnrv Sf-lnilnrsliip tc-st ut lfinrlluy. EU S1-nu-tl Nanwy Ittnst-iilit-me-i'. lit-lly ttnrgn-ll. thnniiv Szthlzunt. ltniil1ivSIinnp, ltulh fit-sslvr, Ntnnni Na-yn-ll. Nlztrylin l nn4hnn. l'irsl Huw llurthy lA'lltll'I4. ltyi-lyn Smith, Lttrnl ix4'm'l'attt. AllH'l't2l ll:-ss. lhmtiu- lutv. Ann II2lt'4il'll. ,lny 5ltilltl'i. lmls tlurul Nltnttztgzm-. lulutnv iiIltQ't'. htlllllilllli' Bunnvll. lrl'l'ZllllIll1' llimmts, Iltzun' Map:-s. S1'l'0lltl Itnw Mtirvm-llu lfwing. ,lm-kin Vinglf-. 'l'huis Hnotli. Kttyh-1-n Wilkinson. ll:-le-n Allvn. Nillll'y lm- Tliunilus. l Inru-nr1- Ntyr-rs. Wilnnt 'tlvxiustn-i'. Nlrs. Strztllun. iillifll How ,l4IilIlIl4' lhmnly. Hairy Ilunzthlsnn. Jztnirr- l'fhu-rly. tfztrnl Stn- Islllttlttllt. .l4'ztm'tlm- Aug:slnlrg:1't'. luis Allltt' Snuvt-ly. Nlurgit- Utlw. l.um'iIh- tlzlyis. Shirlvy Smith. lfnurlh Huw Phyllis Wzigiini. Husain .Inst-ph. l'ully BtIl'llillt2ttt. Shirlt-y liugrlt-wit. .lunvl Stvrlingg. .lutmnv Wilson. Luis Stvrling. llnris tfnglv. ,latnv llmlslurrl. Katy llztr4h'n. , . F. H. A. ltn- l . tl. A. fur tln- t't'ilI' mis gguich-tl hy Ihv folluviing uffivt-i's: l'r1-sislvnt. llunnir' Stump Num- I'r1-sntt-nt, t.nnnu' 5itifIilttil S1'l'l'l'lill'V Iil't'ilSlIt'1't'. Ruth fit-ssh-r Illstnrnm. lVlnrylm l'mnhnn l'nrlizune-nturizm. lic-tty linrgvlt Our s mnsur was Mrs. Strztttun. At 41 l ur Uvtulu-r nn-1-ting. our vathine-l ht-lil an fortnul itltllltlitttl with at vumth-liglit sc-rx'it'v for 20 l nvw mt-inlu-rs uf thv vlttlm. w1'illlt'llflt'Il tht- hi-mmnnty lllt't'liItQI hvlcl ut Mt. BlilIlt'ltilt'd in Urtnlwr with vtiriuns svhimls purtiripztlingl in thx- Pt'0QII'ilttt. Nlrfiultiln wats i't-pit-st-iitml hy llnlnrvs Hm'th'n who plnyf-it tt piano sulu. l'nr n Villltlly prujvrl iw inznlc- nrtivlc-s ul' clothing fur tha- Iii1ltll'llill'Cl Vullf-y Hospital. ln l,1't'1'ttliN'l' for Christmas iw gnu- at lmslivt of gt'm'n-i'i4-s to at ne-vtly lizunily. Wt- t it-lil husint-ss lll1'l'lillsISlltt' sr-rmnl Wvflm-srluy of e'ut'h month. R4'i't'l'SllttN'ItlS wc-rv svrvvtl zllln-r th4-sv inc-vlings. l'. ll. A. girls who hnyr- f-atrm-tl thc-ir first til'g1l'l'l' am' Nlttrgriv Uttn. Carol Stn' lftlttdlltlt. Aim llurclf-n. Shirh-y Smith. l.uis Hts-rling. ,lunnnv Wilsmnii. l.uis Ann Smtyvlv. Shirlm-v l'iztuh-sim. lfluim' liittvr. linnnif- ilizttt-. zmrl lfvm-lyn Smith. Uthm-rs will 1'utnplvtc' tht-ir uurli for this 1le-g1t's't- lltl'0llQ.Ilttllli tht- 1-inning yf-ur. Our thu-s this yi-ur we-rr' sixty vvnts pm' pt'rsun. 'lin 4-urn inunry vw Innt at tmkt- suh' in l'it'llt'tlill'Y. l'.w-ryunv tmrlxi part in that stirring hi-1-nnnty nn-vling: whivh wus' In-Id at nur srlnml. H lluring tht- yi-ur :mtl in tht- vm-airs to vmnv. wc- nrt' striving to fulfill mir mottn. 'l'tmz1l'fl lll'tK . qw lt0I'll0llS. 5 I First Row- -'Ruth Ziessler. Helen Allen. Doris Bryan, Kayleen Wilkinson. Dolores Harden. Joy Shank, Marylin Fun- dum. Lois Carol Montague, Bonnie Shoop. ' Second How --'Betty Borgelt. Connie Basinger, Jackie Pingle. Thais Booth. Nancy Thomas, Sharon Wilkinstvn. Cer- aldine Thomas, Diane Mapes. Third How Lois Martens, Nancy Hose-nhergcr. Martha Sparrowe. Lois Spitler, ,Ioannc Bundy. Mary Donaldson, Pat Martin. ,loan Harper. Sharon Leiter. Fourth Row--Naomi Newell. Alberta Hess. Patty Buchanan. Betty Donaldson. Roberta Wislerman. ,lam-t Sterling. Janice Ebcrly. Connie Saltlana. Miss Sloan. Y-TEENS The Y-Teens is an organization of teen-age girls from grades 10, ll, and 12 which is affiliated with the Y. W. C. A. It is a community organization functioning through the school and advised by a faculty member. The first meeting was held in September with the election of officers. They were as follows: President, Martha Sparroweg Vice President. Ruth Ziesslerg Secretary-treasurer, Mary Donaldsong Historian. Nancy Rosenbergerg Reporter, Sharon Wilkinsong Program Chairman, Janice Eberlyg Religious Chairman, Bonnie Shoopg Song Leader, Dolores Harden. The first event of the year was the candlelight initiation of new members. This yearis new mem- bers were taken from the sophomore class. 52 'l'hir4l linw Paul Davis. ,lim Camphe-ll. .lavk Flu-imllvr. Cc-ralcl Burris. llnnalrl Gm-orgv. Le-nnard Zim-sslvr. llnnalrl Cnurlriglll. Sm-unml Row Sliaron Wilkinson. Pal Nlarlin. Bt-My Bnrgvll. flnnnim- Busingn-r. Fri-ml Xlvlz. .lam-I Sh-rlingr. .lanivv liln-rly. Mary llunalrlsnn. l'lrsI Row lum l,oy.ffc'ral4l1n1' lllllIll1lS..l0ilIllH' Hunlly. llnris llryun. Kay llnnnu llurrlz'n. llll'll2II'Il llillvr. Chnsls clriflml uncl lllSll'llllgIlll love-rs pim-cl on lVl1-Cmnh High S1-lmnl slugs-, Nun-liiln-r 7. 1052, as thc- sf-nior 1-lass pre-sc-nlvcl il Il4'llI'-lfilgflt' 4-mm-fly. lll'lS'l' ASSl'lll'llY' hy lhnzmlnl llilylilll. 'l'lw vn- lirv plzlv lunk plum- in thc' living: rmnn of ilu' Mnrliwlx limnv. As lhf' plul unfnlclvcl. lhv fulllvr ul' thc- ll1'l'0llll' 1'1nx-rgri-rl aw Ihr- Vfilllli who wuulllnl lN'l'llIll lhf- lIlill'l'lilf,'fl' uncl vunw lu lnluws with lhu- fulllvr ul' Ihr- lu-rn who mls pushing tha' :null-ll. llihings wc-rv sf-tile-ml unly whf-n lmlh lulllvrs Villlll' lo llnlilnl-ly 1-mls. lull 1'vz'n lhvn il lunlx smm' lalsl gllllSl-W'Ul'li hy N'pl'l'Fl'lllilllVl'S frmn up zllmw' zlncl clown In-lnw. Nlr. Murlorli. l'lillllC'l' , . Mrs. Morlovk. Mnlhc-r ,. Mary. l,iillgIlllf'I' , ,lc-ssivu. Dauglmtvr ,,,,, ,,,,... Milflrecl, The Maicl ,,,. .. ,, .luv l,um'uni, Muryis fium-v .. . Luigi Lum-uni, Joe-ls papa . lVlurtlm. l,uigi's clvpurte-cl wifi- ,, . l,u'-iff-r. Frmn Down lla-lmf' ,,,,,.,,, , Miss Alu-rs. Mr. lVlnrlm'k's sc-1-1'4'la1i'v Cf-nrgv lllvw, Atlorlwy ,,,., . .r,,,,,,, Mrs. Sflllllillll. l I'0Ill Duvvn B1-lnw llr. Brown. The family physia-ian .. Mr. Blum-k. The murlivian ..,,,.,,.,,,, ,lalicn Ciwkney nf-wslmy ..,,,,,,,,..,, Mrs. Frinf-lc. Cvrnmn wasln-rxsmnml THE CAST: Jannr-s lfumplwll , . .lzlnir-v lfllwrly Sllilfllll Willainsun ., , .. Doris liryan Marv lhmalclsnn . lilbllillfl Us-urgv , 'llmn l,m' Conniv llusingx-ir Cr-rulrl llurris llm-liv l'lnrgz-li l rvsl Mvtx - .. Kay llurmlvn l'uul lluvis lllf'llLll'll llillvr llnnulcl tl0lIl'll'l!Illl lunvl Sh-rling: 53 Front Bow tSeatedI. left to right Lois Martens. Buthie Ziessler, Bosemary Leader, Nancy Bosenberger. Bonnie Shoop, Phyllis Wagner. Hclcn Keckley. Second Bow tStandingt. left lo right Jack Finley, John Washburn. Bill Morrison. Bob Beam. Daryl Fwing. Bob Barker. Miss Sloan. Not in Picture -Sandra Chapman. JUNIOR PLAY The junior Class play, The Fighting Fishersfi was presented on Friday, April 21 f , l95I'3. The play, a family comedy in three acts, centers around the Fisher family who are down to their last bor- rowed nickel. Mr. Fisher is counting on the eventual success of his paint business. His financier. Mr. Griffith. however, is not to be won in a too easy manner. His four children, to him, are to be placed above everything else and what pleases them, also pleases him. So the Fisher family set out to please the Griffith children fbratsl . . . which only leads them to more complications and troubles. It isnit until the end of the third art that Mr. Fisher finally convinces Mr. Griffith that his paint is worth financing. The Cast included: Mr. Fisher. the father ,,,,.,.. ,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mrs. Fisher, the mother .,,...,,,...,,,,.,.,,.,.,,. . Peggy Fisher, an attractive girl of l7 ,.,.,. Bill Fisher, Peggy's brother. aged l6 ..,,,, Mr. Griffith, a millionaire ..,........,,...,,,.. Don Griffith, his son, aged I9 .,,,.,,,....,. Norma Griffith, his bratty sister, 16 ..,....,,. Jerry Griffith, the main brat, aged l7 ......... Mildred Griffith, their older sister, aged lt! Mitch Carruthers, Peggyis boy friend ,,..., ,loy Kerby, a tomboy ,......,,,..,,,,.,,.,,....... Trudy Brown, Billis sweetheart ..,.,,..,.,,.,,, Mrs. Perkins, the Fisher and neighbor .... . Mrs. Carruthers, Mitchis mother .....,...,,..., . Assisting were: Stage managers--Louis Wilcox, Ned Dillinger, Gene Boutson. Jack Finley Lois Martens Helen Keclxley Bill Morrison Bob Barker Daryl Fwing ., Sandra Chapman Bob Beam Nancy Bosenberger John Washburn Ruthie Ziessler , Rosemary Leader .i.,.. Bonnie Shoop Phyllis Wagner Sound Effects4Wayne Spitnale, Boger Adams, Dwain Augshurger, Bud DeWeese. FromptersfNaomi Newell, La Donna Myers. Properties-Betty Watson, Sarah Spence, Margaret Coakley. Publicity-,lack Ficliens, Bud DeWeese. 54 .gk , -fi A Y Q aw -Ai. wg? ,A , Q? Qs' 3 x 2 Y W ms as 5 K ,? x I Q x k . fc Www 55,3 CONCERT BAND At the time of writing, we are once more preparing ourselves for the annual spring auditions. As you know, we did quite well last year, receiving a l rating at district and then going on to Columbus for the State competition. We hope we do as well this year or lietter. However, with the ever-increasing numbers of laanrls in the state, the competition is becoming very keen. We are also preparing for our annual spring concert. Many in our group were chosen to represent McComb in the all county band festival held at Arlington in January. 56 SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Bvlly Burg:-ll Frvrl MMI Ctlllllil' Busixxgvl' y Donna llurmlr-n Tum Loy Doris Bryan 'Sr MIXED CHORUS lliiril lluvx loin Loy. .lurl-L l'i4'lu'ns. llunnlil l.all11a'. l,VHlill JxlIQISlbllI'Ql,'i'l'. l:4lQlK'I' fX4lul11w. ,lllllllly l.:-zula-r, l,4-umlril fix-N-lm-r, livrulxl l Burris. Xl:-lxin l,l'll'I'lllill1. llomxrel 'l'ruulne'r. Frm-il Nlvtz. Dirk Bush. ,lim lluugrnn. Lum-II Fpilnulr-. mml Hem Slmruu l,,f'ill'l'. Allnwlu ll.-S+, ffunniz- Husingi-r. Bvlly Burgf-ll. Nlalm-lla liwfng. liolwrlzi XxIHlf'I'Illilll. l'aIl5 lilII'llLlIlllIl. ,lunivv lflu-rlx. llunnin- Sulflanu. llvlvn Km-kli-5. Jam-kiv Pingle-. Tliais Hrmlli. Vary D1n1zll4lsmi. Nunvy l:Hh4'lIlH'l'Ql'l'. Nlr. llurl. lirsl lima Durnilu l.l'il4ll'I'. liulli fivsslr-r.ffz1rul Kt'l'I'llIl. Slmrmm Wilkinson. Kily'lQ'l'll Wilkinwu. llnlmww llLlI'tl1'll. .lop Fliunk. Luis xlzll'l1'llS. Nlurylin lslllllllllll. lillllllklllll' lluum-ll. lilbsl'INE11'y IA-ull:-r. i GIRLS' GI-EE CLUB i i i l r.-I limi l.v-is YliIl'il'llN. fxuiiv, li4TNl'l1lH'I'f'f'l'. Lurul lXl'f'l'Llll. ,Iuy Nliunk. Nlurylm Pumluln. lXLlQl4'Y'Il Xkrllxuxwni. Ili-lr-n 'Ulf-n. l,ulN 1- ifziriml Xlmilzlgiiv. ,luuvl ffnllirigwunl. Elaine- Hills-r. Nlurgxin- Olin. Hllllllilllll' lirrim-ll. Hnmniz' Fllmwp. I D 4 1 j N-cuiul lum l iYl'lfll Smith. lmnuir- 'l'ule'. Sliuruii XvlllilIl4HIl. Allu-Via II4-ss. ixlLlI'V4'llLi Iiwimi- llI!lIi- XYilLflll'I'. .lLll'lQi1' I illlIll'. lliuix Hmrlli. llululwf llurwlvn. ILWI5 Bryan. Nanny lm- 'I'lm11ms. C:'1'ulzlir14' Bvam. liulli Xia-wlvr, llvrulrlim' Vlqlltilllilx lliirnl Hum llurulliy l,i'z11l1'i'. licistlllillj lmuilr-l'. Ngunni M-in-Il. Mary llumllilmll. ,lllZlHIlf' lliimly. Sillllllll Wzigrii-r. ,l1'Llll4'll1' xxllgs- lrurgvr. lmif .-Kun SH2lX1'ly. Flm'n'i1c'n- Nlye-ix NQIIIVQ Ann 'l'l1m11u:w, Sliirlrw lfulll, l.m'ilIr' lhixix Filiirli-3 Smith. Xlr. liurl. , . . . , . . , , . luurllx lum Kmiuiu- Huwiilgwr. lim-115 liurgi-ll. llHlll'Iil2l vllSlk'l'IYl2lIl, Hvlly lhmilrlwui. Pauly Bm-lmrlull. ,lilI1I4't' Iain-fly. l.umm- Nul- ilunu, Fliirlvy lfugxlvwli, ,l1li1lllll' Vkilxmi. llvln-n ki-f-kli-5, l.u llurnm X131-r-. .lu Axim' l'.MII1QI. Sllilflbll l.4'll1'l', ulllllil Xll'xlilrll'I'. Kay llamla-n. 58 in.,... W1 Compliments of George Zeiqler 59 ,Q Y bw 60 IANITORS, COOKS, BUS DRIVERS Mrs. Sllro-va-s Nliss Blllllly lllvrlv Slum Arthur Smilh .lm-k flll'V1'llg1l'I'. lloylf- llainvy. William junrs. Arthur Smith. Marion Bunrly. lilly Farlhing. Ralph llaulrlux. 61 'J CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 5 North Baltimore Preview-We lost 7-0. 12 Clyde there-We lost again 19-13. 16 High School Party, Election of Cheerleaders. 19 Vanlue here-We won! We won! 25-0. 24 G. A. A. 7:00. 26 Arlington there-We lost, but we fought hard! 6-12. 30 Southland Singers-Negro Quartette-3:00-Good. OCTOBER 1 Activity period-Y-Teens and Freshman class meet. 3 Liberty here-We won 27-0. 7 Seniors go to Green's to have pictures taken. 8 F. H. A. at 7:30. 9 F. F. A. scrap drive. 10 County Teacher's meeting at Liberty 1:30-Mt. Blanchard there-We won 21-12. 11 Junior Class Bake Sale. 13 First play practice for Seniors. 14 Play practice. 15 Y-teens Initiation. 16 X-ray unit-Play practice. 17 Arcadia here-We won 13-0. 20 Play practice. 21 Mobile Blood Bank-Play practice. 22 Grade cards go out. What happened at Play practice tonight, Seniors? You got out kind of early, didn't you? 23 Cory-Rawson there. Second league game we've lost 0-6. 24 Senior class party. 27 Play practice. 28 Play practice. 29 Magazine sale Rep. was here at 1:00. 30 Play practice. 31 Van Buren here-Won this one 45-7. NOVEMBER I' Play practice. 5 Play practice. 6 Dress Rehearsal. 7 Senior Play Skits for Chapel-Senior Play at 8:15. 10 Hoytville there-First basketball game and we won 89-28. 12 Junior Class meeting Activity Period. 14 Mr. Clapper left today-Mount Blanchard there-Won again 86-50. 17 Silver Harvest-F. F. A. 18 Leipsic here-A close one but we won 53-51. 19 Honor Society Social at McComb. 21 Vanlue here-That's the way, boys. 62-36. 26 Liberty there-We won 94-34-Grade School Chapel at 9:00. 27 No School-Thanksgiving Hurrayl 28 No School-Thanksgiving-End of 12 weeks. DECEMBER 3 Grade Cards go out-Every Pupil Test. 5 Arcadia here-We haven't lost a game yet! This one was 83-34. 6 Cory-Rawson here-Hurrayl We won! 49-43. 8 Teachers finally got new hall passes. 10 F. H. A. meeting at 7:30. 12 Van Buren there-A slow start but we ended up on top 55-30. 13 Bested Findlay Reserves 46-30. 17 Take pictures for annual-Annual meeting-Chorus practice for Christmas Program. 19 Arlington here-We beat Arlington!! 58-43. 20 F. F. A. Bake Sale. 23 Christmas Program at 3:00-High School Party at night. 24 No School-Christmas Vacation-Merry Christmas! 27-30 Deshler Tournament-We lost our first game of the season to Grand Rapids 52-62. But we beat Deshler in the second round 63-60. 62 JANUARY 2 8 9 12 14 16 17 19 20 21 23 24 Mount Blanchard--We won again 87-25. No school--Too much ice! Vanlue there-We won 82-42! End of 16 weeks of school. County Band and Chorus practice at Liberty. Y-teens meet Activity period--F. H. A. at 7:30. Liberty here-Us-80 to 44. Arcadia game postponed until the 20th. County Band and Chorus at Liberty. Arcadia over there-Us again-87 to 43. Junior class meeting Activity period-G. A. A. meeting at 7:30. Cory-Rawson there-57 to 43-Us-A very close first half l County Music Festival at Arlington. Grade cards go out today. Y-teens meet Activity period. Honor Society meeting postponed at Cory- Seniors take scholarship tests at Findlay-Rough! Van Buren here-69-43-We have the champion- ,lunior High Tournament at Van Buren-Arlington beat us-F. H. A. meeting at 7:30. County Tournament-We played Arlington-Yipee!! We won-45 to 42. We're County Champs!! We played in the Tiffin Tournament against Ontario. We won 56 to 36. Sophomores selected rings. We had to play Arlington in the Tiffin Tournament. And they finally beat us--35 to 38. Mathematical Wizzard this morning. Wouldn't you like to have him do your math? Play practice. District Band and Chorus Contest at Ohio Northern University, Ada. Good luck, kids! District-State Tests. Y-teens Activity Period. Bi-County F. H. A. here at 6:30. Magician at 3:00. 28 Rawson. 29 Seniors select invitations and name cards. 30 ship in the bag now!! FEBRUARY 6 Arlington here-71-52--We beat Arlington again! 10 Ken Smith-Artist. , l l 12 Tournament at Findlay-We beat Liberty 74-43. 17 F. F. A. meeting at 7:30. 18 C. A. A. meeting. 19 Tournament at Findlay-We beat Arcadia 23-13. What a game! 21 23 Band had Family Night. 24 25 Band Practice activity period. 28 MARCH 4 Band Practice Activity Period. 10 Pictures for Annual at 9:00. 11 Grade cards today. Miss Newman talked to Y-teens during Activity period. 13 County Music Auditions. No school in the afternoon. Chorus and Band at 7:00. 17 Career Day at Findlay College for Seniors. First play practice for Juniors. 18 F. F. A. meeting Activity period. G. A. A. meeting at 7:30. 19 20 Basketball boys went to Cincinnati to see basketball games. 21 23 Junior play practice after school. 24 District-State Scholarship Tests. Play practice. 25 28 District Ensembles at Lima. Good luck. APRIL 1 Athletic Banquet. 2 Play practice. Easter Program at 3:00. 3 No school. Good Friday. 6 Play practice after school. 7 Honor Society Initiation at Arlington. 8 Juniors are still practicing on the play. 10 Band Festival at night. 15 F. F. A. Banquet. 22 Grade cards again. G. A. A. at 7:00. 23 Dress Rehearsal. 24 Junior Play. MAY 2 District Scholarship tests. 8 Grade School Operetta. 23 Junior-Senior Banquet. 24 Baccalaureate. 25 Commencement. 29 School's out!! ' 63 434 N187 F ,A ADS ww ' NORTH Goofs HANCOCK BALHMO . HE -1' ,mx SAVINGS GRAIN A Q00 ww' SSOCIA17 ON QcP 'we 'md .y0 ' O F9 049. J x dv 06.6-' 694' Cc,,,9m.wv Oi YG-,?,PxL-9 if 'Q' nom ASSX CQXWYY I 8 '1U. cya 3. sa,qu9ope . ' ' X QPSK ygowawdn -mul O 93' v' A Y' ,af , 449' ,arp Yo Yuba-new 0' WCB My 1y,.SV if V 1 , x .ex - BW S, ?' A , 1 J.. 1 A' ,X bona ' ,ef ,I M ff' JV X K Y 31059 W- O 'Q X 7 ' X , 941, wx 'na .1 V, - K .Q Comxdciols Q. 404, . llzt md awww ' A I Qfyil QQ?-,s X 3 4 vxvmwq 1 I H3509 'K M0 ,W . gf, tnZ2,,if,:f.QJkb. . - I Q EF 3 Aww Sb cmpumm of ff ,, . W. xx O Q, ww-.M..sa .OW Z., f ,UQDFZVI giqpfzzf. 3 'YF' Xb swam' My , EASE, x N' R L Q A snczn Moron SAYZ5 . -Q K' X 11601. Gnwu .ow Us Q . OO' vow MCCOMB Hmm bow. 0'-' lea nm Mm. sn WQW' gh 6, Hd, mud' 'wa E. 7. u. cw' on Q85 059, Q9 4 BONNW- WYDG m fmdllv T 9 Og C949 woo' 4 My WM. SWTH anmduon, !LmvV'Y'd nun. Xpi wh KK' fs. ow mo 1- U' G xxxunmld c-MW' XA O 09456, I K1 veil? 4 Wfilo 50' mmm WM, , , t Si uffxu um .... vx Uur School 9:6 CONGRATULATIONS C543 kk' c,-wmvww KET E ,X P-9 mf: psonss BANKING COMPANY n QQ Y X' bl, McComb, Ohio 65 C mpliments of I-IARRIET M. GREEN STUDIOS PORTRAITS IN THE MODERN TREND F dl Oh Compliments of LADIES and MISSES THE HANCOCK SAVINGS and READY-TO-WEAR CI-HLDREN'S WEAR Home Furnishings and Piece Goods UHLMANS DiiZ31Z'Zf'2,T1lZ'e MN ASSOCIATION Members of Federal Insurance Corp. Where You Shop With Confidence Federal Home Loan Banking System IIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIUIIIIllllIIIIIlIIIIIIlllIIIIJIIIXIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU The McComb Farmers' Cooperative Ass'n McComb, Ohio Phone 0271 Grain, Feed. Seeds, Coal Elevators: McComb, Hancock Fence, Livestock and Shawtown. Ohio 67 Compliments of PAUL E. HART DE WEESE GROCERY GQQD USED CARS and SOHIO SERVICE Sales and service E Phone 0131 Mccomb. ohio Tindigy Ohio IlllIIIllllllIllIIlllIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIlIlllllIllllIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIllllIllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIlllllllIllllllllllllllllllll lllllIIIIllIIIUIIIIIIIIllllHIIIIIIlllIIIKIIIIIIIIllllII1IIIIIlllllIIIIIllIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIIIll!!IIIllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Compliments of THE S. and s. 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Bryan and Son SUPER E Dealer in MARKETS : E BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, CEMENT PRODUCTS 409 West Main Cross Street Leipsic -- Ottawa - McComb - Fostoria 1007 Westem Avenue - Phones: 257 494 :mumunuunnmmunmmuummunmumu ltllIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIUllllIIIIIIllllIIIlllIIIIIII!Illllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIHIIllIIllIIIIIlIIIllllllIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIUIIlIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIKJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll Compliments of IOHNSTON'S GULF SERVICE STATION GOOIDYEAR TIRES - EXIDE BATTERIES Compliments of HUGHES CLEANERS 701 Howard Street ON YOUR WAY INTO FINDLAY McComb, Ohio Phone 0701 68 School Outfitters Of Brand Name Athletic Equipment SCHWAB'S SPORTS CENTER Findlay. 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Ohio IllllllllIIIlllllIllllllllIIIIllllllllIllllllllllIIIllllIKIIlllllllIIllIllIllIIlIllllUIIIIllIIIIllllIllllIIIllllllIllllllllllllllllllll UllIIIIIIIIIIUIIIlilIIllIllllIIIIIllIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIllIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIlIlllllIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Compliments of C0 'P1i 'en'S of E THE TROUT FURNITURE OO. F. S. PENDLETON LUMBER CO. 2 Findlay. Ohio McComb, Qhio Good Furniture Since 1886 71 OUR BEST WISHES TO YOU SKELLYS DRUG STORE KROGER DRY CLEANERS McComb, Ohio 0221 131 W. Main -Cross si. Findlay. Ohio E THROUGH Complimenis of PATTERSONS KIGEITS BARBER SHOP Findlay Ohio McComb, Ohio Now in Our Second Ceniury ESTABLISHED SINCE 1849 UIIIIIIIIIllIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII We Are Proud of Our School CONGRATULATIONS THE PEOPLES BANKING COMPANY McComb, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Co. - Member Federal Reserve System 72 Compliments of WOLFORD and KEERAN Automobile and Tractor Repair MCOOMB ZERO LOCKER, INC. 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CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER McComb Phone 0101 llIIIlllIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIlIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIllIlllllIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIII A Roether Insurance Company INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE McComb, Ohio 77 O Compliments of CADILLAC GLASS Co. C 'nP'imen'S of McComb Ohio THE NATIONAL LIME AND STONE COMPANY FLECKNER'S STORE No. Baltimore Ohio Findlay' Ohio IIIIKlllIIIIlIIIllIllIllllllIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIII IIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIII IIIIIIllllIIIlllIIIIIIlllllIllIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIllllIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIllllIIIlKIIlllIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII FINDLAY COLLEGE A Good Liberal Arts College in Your Neighborhood COURSES Liberal Arts, Teacher Training, Music-Education, Religious Education, Business Administration, Arts-Medical Technology, Arts-Hospital Dietician, Arts-Nursing I and Pre-professional courses in Medicine, Dentistry, Law, Engineering, Mortuary Science, Physical Therapy, and numerous other professions. FALL SEMESTER STARTS SEPTEMBER 14 CONTACT DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS T8 S I M 0 N ' S Compliments of SWEATERS - SKIRTS - BLOUSES DIETSCH BROTHERS Complete Outfits for CAMPUS - DATES - FORMALS Findlay' Ohio HANCOCK HYBRIDS, INC. 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